Cano Island Biological Reserve
Cano Island is part of a mountain, or whats left of one. Like some dystopian biblical future, the islands 740 acres are the peak of an underwater mountain formed during the violent collision of tectonic plates along Costa Ricas coast line. Wild cocoa, rubber, strangler figs and trumpet trees grow inside the island, rimmed by sandy white shores. Within the forest, hide the remains of its Pre-Columbian inhabitants, the Diquis tribe. Several mysterious granite spheres mark the island suggesting th...
Source: costarica.com