The 193,000 cruise passengers who arrive annually to Costa Rica’s Caribbean will soon enjoy renovated facilities.
The Costa Rican government announced this week it is investing more than $200,000 to renovate the Hernán Garrón Salazar terminal in Limón.
“We want to take your breath away from your first look, so that later you will fall in love with the flavor, nature, music, culture and beauty of all the cantons of this Caribbean province,” said the Executive President of the Board of Directors of the Atlantic Port Authority (JAPDEVA), Andrea Centeno.
According to the Costa Rican Tourism Board (ICT), 193,733 passengers arrived aboard 93 cruise ships to the Limón terminal in 2018-19. Semanario Universidad reports that at least 20% of passengers did not disembark from their cruise ships in Limón.
The Costa Rican government announced this week it is investing more than $200,000 to renovate the Hernán Garrón Salazar terminal in Limón.
The “innovative design” was created in conjunction with community leaders and will feature improvements to the boarding halls, lookout point and courtyard. “We want to take your breath away from your first look, so that later you will fall in love with the flavor, nature, music, culture and beauty of all the cantons of this Caribbean province,” said the Executive President of the Board of Directors of the Atlantic Port Authority (JAPDEVA), Andrea Centeno.
According to the Costa Rican Tourism Board (ICT), 193,733 passengers arrived aboard 93 cruise ships to the Limón terminal in 2018-19. Semanario Universidad reports that at least 20% of passengers did not disembark from their cruise ships in Limón.
