Pacific Coast Travel Tips
Manuel Antonio, a UNESCO World Heritage site, is the largest draw to Costa Rica’s Pacific Coast. However, the area is also home to uncut gems like the small coastal villages of Dominical and Uvita, breathtaking palm tree plantations, and several sites with pre-Columbian granite spheres.
The main activities of the Pacific Coast include sunbathing, sportfishing, snorkeling, and surfing, which are available in almost every town.
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Jaco Suggested Itineraries
Written by Viator, March 2012
Upon arrival in the cheerfully scruffy center of Jaco (or, alternately, the luxuriously landscaped resort just north, Los Sueños), you’ll want to appreciate the view; Costa Rica’s Central ...
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Surfing in Jaco
Written by Viator, March 2012
With its perfect and predictable sandy-bottomed beach break, flanked by more challenging waves on either side, Jaco has long been a top draw for the international surfing set. Waves are kicky enough ...
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Top 5 Beaches in Jaco
Written by Viator, March 2012
Jaco, with its endless options for lodging, dining, and nightlife, makes a fine and festive base for exploring area beaches on Costa Rica’s gorgeous Central Pacific Coast. Don’t limit yourself! With ...
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