Discover the best-preserved coral reef in the Costa Rican Caribbean, and enjoy the landscape, culture and gastronomy the area offers.

The community is located inside the Caño Negro Wildlife Refuge, which protects the third largest wetland in the world, declared by the Ramsar Convention. Great variety of species of flora and fauna, inhabit here.

The community of San Francisco is at the foot of Cerro Tortuguero, highest point of the Costa Rican Caribbean. Its population with the support of the Association of Integral Development are vital in the processes of conservation of the natural resources.

The contemporary cultural manifestations that exist in the community of Curubandé, are characteristic of the peasant, agricultural and cattle life, typical of Guanacaste province.

The communities in Poás are characterized by the production of diverse types of products, such as: coffee, strawberries, cheese, ferns and flowers for exportation; the fertility of the soils is derived from Poás Volcano volcanic material.