Guanacaste Province
Guanacaste is Costa Rica’s northwest Pacific province, dry tropical forest, world-class beaches, and the country’s famous Blue Zone. Everything CRV does lives here.
Costa Rica’s northwest, where we live and build. Guanacaste is the country’s Pacific northwest province: dry tropical forest, volcanic highlands and a coastline strung with beaches from Papagayo to Nosara. It’s drier and sunnier than the rest of Costa Rica, with a distinct dry season (roughly December through April) and a green season that keeps everything lush. This is the Costa Rica we focus on, not the whole country, just the part we know street by street.
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Things to do
- Beach-hop the coast, from the surf breaks of Tamarindo and Playa Grande to the calm swimming beaches of Flamingo, Conchal and Playa Hermosa
- Explore Rincón de la Vieja and the volcanic highlands for hiking, hot springs and waterfalls
- Sport fish from Flamingo and Tamarindo, marlin, sailfish and dorado offshore
- Visit the Nicoya Peninsula’s Blue Zone towns, one of the world’s longevity hotspots
- Turtle nesting at Las Baulas National Marine Park, leatherbacks, roughly October through March
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