With the Caribbean to the east and the Pacific to the west, and a climate that is best visited between December to April, Costa Rica an increasingly popular destination for those seeking a little winter sun.
Costa Rica is surrounded by a green ribbon of luscious tropical bushes and sandy, glistening shorelines. Go south to the wildest tip of Costa Rica for the ultimate beach hideaway – think hammocks swinging lazily from tree to tree overlooking turquoise waters and white sandy beaches. Venture further north to Tamarindo and get your dosage of cool surf hubs and good all round vibes. All this and so much more awaits in Costa Rica for all you beach dreamers out there; with the tropical corners of Costa Rica comes huge variety catering for all types of holiday goers.
The surfing off Costa Rica is really amazing in the Pacific Ocean and the Caribbean – you are spoilt for choice here if you are into catching the waves.
There is such a huge variety of hotels, from small, boutiquey numbers to larger resorts that might be more perfect for families.
Costa Rica is surrounded by ocean and has some really delicious seafood available on all of its coast – after all no holiday is complete without excellent food!
Often on the coast, the beautiful beaches are lined with tropical rainforest so it has never been easier to combine a wildlife experience with a relaxing beach stay.
With this great variety of different kinds of beaches, rest assured whatever your beach holiday style, you will find a perfect destination match in Costa Rica.
For chilled-out but charming luxury, a boutiquey gem in a completely remote location, you will get no better than Latitude 10 in the Nicoya Peninsula.
In order to combine first class wildlife with access to nearby deserted beaches, then The Osa Peninsula should be your destination, and Lapa Rios your first choice.
For those who want a bit of buzz in nightlife and accommodation with fitting cocktail bars and surfer vibes, then Capitan Suzio would suit you perfectly.
Why choose a Costa Rica Beach Holiday?
Which are the best beach hotels in Costa Rica?
For chilled-out but charming luxury, a boutiquey gem in a completely remote location, you will get no better than Latitude 10 in the Nicoya Peninsula.
In order to combine first class wildlife with access to nearby deserted beaches, then The Osa Peninsula should be your destination, and Lapa Rios your first choice.
For those who want a bit of buzz in nightlife and accommodation with fitting cocktail bars and surfer vibes, then Capitan Suzio would suit you perfectly.
