2021年3月17日 · Most travelers visiting Costa Rica think the Pacific side of the country is the better coast to visit. The remote Osa Peninsula, the monkey-filled area of Manuel Antonio, the surfing near Santa Theres, and the touristy Nicoya coast make it the superior choice.

2022年11月22日 · For a unique island vibe on your next trip to Costa Rica, visit the Costa Rica Caribbean side. From Tortuguero and Cahuita to the southern towns of Puerto Viejo and Manzanillo, this guide has what to see and do, and where to …

Culturally rich in Afro-Caribbean influences, the Caribbean Coast is unlike any other region in Costa Rica. The laid-back communities are often less crowded than the Pacific Coast, alive with catchy reggae beats and full of surfers, yogis and travelers looking for true pura vida Costa Rica vacation. The Caribbean side is also rich in wildlife.

2023年8月2日 · Learn about the Caribbean and Pacific coast of Costa Rica to see which coast you should visit and how to visit both coasts of Costa Rica.

2020年4月21日 · We’ve got you covered in this full guide that’ll take you from north to south looking for the best beach destinations in Costa Rica. Costa Rica’s Caribbean coast is a pristine natural environment brimming with jungle, wildlife and of course beaches with clear waters.

2024年12月19日 · Costa Rica’s Caribbean coast stretches 125 km (78 miles) between Nicaragua and Panama. Less developed than its Pacific counterpart, it makes for a fascinating trip for adventurous travellers in search of nature. Take a look at our round-up of the area’s top experiences spanning the north’s national park, through to the beaches of the south.

The lush Caribbean Coast of Costa Rica is home to intriguing beach destinations such as Tortuguero, Puerto Viejo, Cahuita and Punta Uva.

Caribe Sur is a laid-back getaway that will have you dreaming of your return the minute you leave – use this itinerary to plan a perfect trip. Explore Caribbean Coast holidays and discover the best time and places to visit.

Cahuita National Park is home to two of Costa Rica’s best Caribbean beaches. The park protects a lush peninsula surrounded by an extensive coral reef. Spend the morning snorkeling offshore, then spend the afternoon enjoying Playa Blanca (above), which stretches south from Kelly Creek Entrance Station to the tip of the peninsula.

With such an expansive shoreline, the beaches of Costa Rica are diverse, with unique and varying personalities. Every beach-goer will find something fascinating – a beautiful white sand paradise lined with palm trees, volcanic black sand, or naturally rugged beach coves surrounded by tropical rainforests.