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Let us have a clear look of how everything started in this very important province of Costa Rica, which at the same time it signifies so much and there is so much also that is not being said and can only be perceive.
Christopher Columbus, the Spanish who is practically responsible for discovering America, according to Western History was the first European to set foot in Limón in 1502. It was his final voyage to the Americas and he set anchor near Isla Uvita which is located just off shore from Puerto Limón. The Spaniards however did not have a good time at our Caribbean lowlands, the weather which is sometimes deemed as inhospitable and the undying spirit of the indigenous groups in the area who fought back made it impossible for the Spaniards to colonize. For this reason the Spaniards opted to exploit the central valley and Pacific regions instead. Somehow the extremely hot and humid weather worked in favor of the locals making rental car italy the Spaniards flee.
This simple fact back in history explains much more beyond history. Limón hosts not only an important population of afro-descendants it is also the home of the indigenous rental car italy groups in our country mainly rental car italy because it is very near the Talamanca Mountain Range wherein they live. Historically this zone is a rebellious zone, one which did not conform and would not subdue to invasion and in the present it has a lot of those qualities. Limón is a world of its own with a rhythm and way of life which is also very characteristic to them and so uncharacteristic of the central valley.  Costa Rica car rental.
During the early 19th Century, Afro-Caribbeans rental car italy from nearby zones such as Bocas del Toro in Panamá, San Andrés in Colombia and Nicaragua visited the area of what now we call Tortuguero to hunt for turtles from May through September.
As the years passed these populations eventually settled rental car italy along the coast and founded towns such as Cahuita, Puerto Vierjo, Punta Uva and Manazanillo. The Afro-Caribbean population which established in these areas had a very amicable trading relationship with the indigenous populations and their co-existence laid the foundation for this province.