

From scenic mountains, lush jungles, coastal beaches and tropical climate, Costa Rica is a thrill seekers paradise.
Costa Rica's native beauty and pura vida spirit are evident in the resort's welcoming style and décor. Guests may rejuvenate at the 11,000-square-foot spa, indulge at a selection of gourmet restaurants and relax by the family pool or adults-only pool.
Located on the northern coast's Playa El Jobo, this resort features numerous dining options, two oceanfront pools, a kids' club, and a spa featuring a hydrotherapy area.
Surrounded by lush green jungle, this beautiful resort features an impressive infinity pool, outdoor whirlpools, six restaurants, biking trails, a kids' club with daily activities, and a spa offering both indoor and outdoor treatments.
Vacation like a Star™ at Planet Hollywood Beach Resort Costa Rica. Guests of all ages can get close to authentic Hollywood memorabilia and enjoy themed experiences in this natural and breathtaking beachfront setting on the famed Pacific coast of Costa Rica.
This adults-only resort is a short drive from Costa Rica’s Liberia Airport, and offers a deluxe, all-inclusive experience.
Nestled between the glistening forest and the Pacific Ocean, this all-inclusive property offers activities, pools, a large beach and a variety of dining options.
Inspired by the vibrant culture of Guanacaste, this eclectic resort boasts a bold design and exemplifies the best of Tico culture. Guests can start the day at Zona Azul Beach Club enjoying the white sands of Playa Conchal and end it experiencing the amazing sunsets in the Living Room imbibing craft cocktails. The 150 guest rooms exhibit locally-inspired décor, modern amenities and a spacious walk-in shower. Guests will enjoy two pools (one of which is adults only), two restaurants, the AWAY® Spa and have access to a 18-hole golf course.
Reliably sunny, dry weather brings planeloads of sun-starved Northerners to the North Pacific area of Costa Rica every winter, and a windswept coastline makes Guanacaste and the Nicoya Peninsula popular with surfers eager to relive the legendary "Endless Summer" of the sport's early years.
The high season in Guanacaste runs from mid-December through April.
Visiting this region for 10 days to two weeks will introduce you to its wonders and give you a real taste of the North Pacific. Schedule plenty of beach time for lounging, sunbathing, surfing, diving, and snorkeling. A beach like Tamarindo with lots of restaurants and nightlife can keep you entertained for a week or more. Also plan to visit some protected areas to enjoy canopy tours, wildlife viewing, and hiking. Outdoorsy types should consider spending a few days around Rincón de la Vieja National Park for its amazing hiking, bird-watching, and horseback riding. Other parks to consider are Palo Verde National Park, Santa Rosa National Park, and Barra Honda National Park. Many North Pacific beaches are just a few hours' drive from the Arenal Volcano area , so the region can be combined with the Northern Plains.
Beaches : White sand, black sand; palm-fringed strands; beaches for swimming, partying, surfing, and sunbathing—the sheer variety of Guanacaste's beaches can't be beat.
Big Wind : From December to May, the trade winds whip across northern Guanacaste with a velocity and consistency that make the Bahía Salinas a world-class windsurfing and kitesurfing destination.
Endangered Nature : Guanacaste's varied national parks protect some of Central America's last remaining patches of tropical dry forest, a distinctive ecosystem where you might spot magpie jays or howler monkeys in the branches of a gumbo-limbo tree.
Scuba Diving : Forget the pretty tropical fish. Sharks, rays, sea turtles, and moray eels are the large-scale attractions for divers here.
Surfing : Offshore winds, warm water, and hollow barrels make for epic waves at more than a dozen Guanacaste beaches.
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