Costa Rica Vacations in Guanacaste
An interesting variety of outdoor activities, including watersports, zip line, horseback riding and rafting combined with luxury accomodations await visitors in Guanacaste, the Northern Pacific region of Costa Rica and the second largest province.Arriving into Daniel Oduber Int. Airport in Liberia makes travelling easier around this famous region of Costa Rica of stunning beaches and sapphire sea.
Traveling from the capital or the Central Valley area to Guanacaste is n almost surreal experience. As the steep and winding roads gradually become flatter and straighter, the lush humid plant life becomes sparser and drier, and the mountains, that hemmed you on both sides earlier, become relegated to the distant horizon as they are replaced by vast open Costa Rica´s flatlands.
The small town of Liberia, considered the heart of Guanacaste, is a great place to visit on your way to the beaches and also lovely for its own sake. Its many tree-lined streets and nicely kept Central Park are filled with friendly residents.
Many national parks and reserves on the north and prehistoric limestone foundations in the south are an unrivaled attraction and a wonderful experience in Guanacaste. Visitors have excellent chance of seeing an immense diversity of fauna and plants.
The perfect time to visit the Northern Pacific is, luckily enough, year-round, but its dry golden season is the most popular among visitors (from December to May). Some of Costa Rica’s sunniest and more popular beaches are spread out through Guanacaste.Some of them include: Papagayo, Panama, Ocotal, Brasilito, Conchal, Flamingo, Tamarindo, Langosta and Avellana.
The most luxurious beaches and all-inclusive resorts are located in Guanacaste and you will also find some of the most quaint villas and small luxury hotels in this area.
