The Pacific coast runs more than 1,000 kilometres. Every 100 of them feels like a different country — surf towns, fishing villages, mangroves, and national parks that back directly onto the ocean.

🌊 Waterfalls
Three-tier waterfall at the end of a jungle trail twenty minutes from the village
Montezuma

🏊 Swimming
One of the most famous surf beaches and beautiful stretches of coastline on the Central Pacific
Jacó
💎 Hidden Gems
A small hidden beach near Manuel Antonio and Quepos
Quepos

💎 Hidden Gems
One of the calmest and most scenic beach
Quepos

💎 Hidden Gems
A vibrant beach town on the southern tip of the Nicoya Peninsula
Montezuma

💎 Hidden Gems
Largely undeveloped and is primarily known by locals, anglers, birdwatchers, and travelers exploring the less-visited coastline north of Jacó
Garabito

🔭 Viewpoints
One of the most famous viewpoints on Costa Rica's Central Pacific coast
Garabito

💎 Hidden Gems
A community-run rainforest sanctuary filled with waterfalls, hanging bridges, and abundant wildlife.
Quepos
🦜 Wildlife
Remote Osa beach — macaw flyovers at dawn, surf at the cape, jungle to the waterline
Matapalo

🌅 Sunset Spots
One of the most beautiful and peaceful beaches near Santa Teresa on Costa Rica’s Nicoya Peninsula
Santa Teresa

🔭 Viewpoints
A small, uninhabited tropical island located off the central Pacific coast of Costa Rica
Quepos
🏊 Swimming
One of the most beautiful beaches inside Manuel Antonio National Park
Quepos

💎 Hidden Gems
"Hidden paradise" surrounded by jungle-covered cliffs and accessed via a peaceful forest trail
Quepos
🌅 Sunset Spots
Bohemian surf village with the finest sunsets on the Nicoya Peninsula
Cobano

🥾 Hiking
Jungle coast surf town — strong rip currents, one main street, gateway to the southern Pacific
Dominical

🦜 Wildlife
The whale-tail sandbar at low tide — humpback nursery from August to October
Uvita

🦜 Wildlife
One of Costa Rica's most spectacular natural regions and one of only a few tropical fjord-like gulfs in the world
Golfito

🏊 Swimming
An iconic beach known for world-class surfing, wildlife conservation, wellness culture, and natural beauty.
Nicoya

🏊 Swimming
Known for its long stretches of sand, exceptional surfing, long undeveloped beaches, beautiful sunsets, wildlife, and a relaxed local atmosphere.
Santa Cruz

💎 Hidden Gems
A quiet beach featuring open coastline, nearby turtle-nesting sites, and authentic rural character
Nandayure
💎 Hidden Gems
The second longest left-hand wave in the world — 750 metres, no banks, two hours of dirt road
Pavones
💎 Hidden Gems
One of Costa Rica's most famous surf beaches
Los Pargos

💎 Hidden Gems
Experience protected coastline, tropical dry forest, and a sense of isolation
La Cruz

🏊 Swimming
A long, wild stretch of coastline featuring abundant wildlife, peaceful atmosphere, nature, and some of Guanacaste's most beautiful coastal scenery.
Nicoya