Costa Rica Beaches

When people think of Costa Rica, they imagine pristine white sand, deep blue sea, lush green rain forest; the Beachesof Costa Rica as the most beautiful of the world thus it has become number one destination for lovers of the sea and for the seeking a close contact with Mother Earth.

The Pacific Coast of Costa Rica borders the Pacific Ocean on the west with 1,290 kilometers of stunning coastline.  The Pacific Coast is perfect for the adventurist looking for surfing, paddle boarding, kayaking, and windsurfing.   The Pacific side also appeals to those looking to just sit back and relax, and enjoy some of the tropical sunshine.  Whether you are looking for a short-term visit or an investment in property for the long run, you should check out Costa Rica Real Estate to help with your vacation plans to visit the stunning providences of Guanacaste and Puntarenas.

Let below discuss some of the beaches of Costa Rica, which can make impress your mind about Costa Rica:

1-Nicoya Peninsula:

The Nicoya Peninsula offers first-rate, beautiful beaches. The Peninsula's jagged and mountainous landscape, in effect, isolates many of the region's small coastal towns, strengthening their unique allure and authenticity. Indeed, the sleepy villages that dot Highway 21 perpetuate a compelling laidback attitude, contributing to this region's overall tranquil vibe. This has always been reasonably accessible fromSan Jose. However, since the establishment of theLiberia International airport, travelers can reach Nicoya beaches just a couple hours after arriving in Costa Rica.

2-Manuel Antonio:

The first beach destination to become popular in Costa Rica, Manuel Antonio retains its charms despite burgeoning crowds and mushrooming hotels. The beaches inside the national park are idyllic, and the views from the hills approaching the park are enchanting. This is one of the few remaining habitats for the endangered squirrel monkey. Rooms with views tend to be a bit expensive, but many a satisfied guest will tell you they're worth it.

3-Punta Uva & Manzanillo

Below Puerto Viejo, the beaches of Costa Rica's eastern coast take on true Caribbean splendor, with turquoise waters, coral reefs, and palm-lined stretches of nearly deserted white-sand beach. Punta Uva and Manzanillo are the two most sparkling gems of this coastline. Tall coconut palms line the shore, providing shady respite for those who like to spend a full day on the sand, and the water is usually quite calm and good for swimming.

4-Playa Flamingo:

A breathtaking short stretch of a white sand beach is a sight not to be missed.  This is a hidden gem in Guanacaste and usually doesn’t pull much of a crowd.  The gorgeous views provide the perfect haven to lie out on the beach and relax.  Flamingo does offer bars and restaurants for your entertainment, but if you’re looking for a more happening night life you can contact Costa Rica Real Estate for a rental in a more  lively city nearby to stay at night.

5-Montezuma:

The tiny beach haven features a mix of local "Ticos" as well as a foreign community with a lot of European influences. It’s a long-time favorite of backpackers and eco-tourists who come for the beaches, rivers and scenic waterfalls that surround the village. Nearby is the nature reserve of Cabo Blanco. The center of Montezuma consists almost entirely of accommodations, restaurants, and souvenir shops.

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