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Explore Costa Rica
Costa Rica is a small country with an outsized personality. Wedged between the Pacific and the Caribbean in the heart of Central America, it has set aside around a quarter of its land as protected national parkland - meaning the wildlife, the landscapes, and the natural wonders you've come to see are genuinely, carefully preserved. A tour here takes you through cloud forests alive with exotic birds, past active volcanoes rising above steaming hot springs, and into jungle-covered national parks where sloths hang in the canopy and scarlet macaws are a common sight. It is an adventure in every sense, guided by national experts who know exactly where to look and what to listen for. Costa Rica lives by the philosophy of pura vida - pure life - and it's impossible to spend time here without feeling it begin to take hold.
Unwind After Your Tour
On Costa Rica's Pacific coast, Tamarindo is where the tour gives way to the beach - and it's a transition that happens very naturally. A relaxed surf town with a long stretch of golden Pacific sand, warm water, and a laid-back atmosphere that captures the spirit of pura vida at its most enjoyable, Tamarindo is a wonderful place to end an extraordinary holiday.
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Sitting on the Nicoya Peninsula facing the Pacific, Tamarindo is a surf town with a genuinely warm character - a long, beautiful stretch of golden sand, a strip of open-air restaurants and beach bars behind it, and a relaxed energy that makes it very easy to settle in. The Pacific here is warm and inviting, with long rolling waves that have made Tamarindo one of Central America's most popular surf destinations. Lessons and board hire are readily available, and the breaks are well-suited to beginners - but if surfing isn't your thing, the beach works just as well as a place to swim, walk, and watch the world go by.
The sunsets at Tamarindo are something special - the Pacific horizon catches the light in a way that tends to stop conversation entirely, and the evening sky here has become something of a local institution. Leatherback and olive ridley sea turtles nest on the nearby beaches of Las Baulas National Marine Park, and guided night tours during nesting season are unforgettable. The mangroves of the nearby estuary are home to crocodiles, howler monkeys, and a remarkable variety of birds, all accessible by a gentle boat trip. The wider Guanacaste region - dry forest, volcanic lakes, and secluded beaches - is within easy reach for day trips. But Tamarindo earns its reputation simply as a place to be: warm, welcoming, and the very best kind of ending to a Costa Rica adventure.
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