Playa Grande, Costa Rica

The charming beach of Playa Grande is covered with soft white sand. It is known as one of the best sections of the coast for surfing in the country. Not everyone knows that it is also an important natural attraction. Rare species of sea turtles have chosen this beach as a nesting site. The beach is located on the territory of the marine reserve of Marino Las Baulas today. The turtle population has declined dramatically in recent years. The Marine Reserve is actively involved in various environmental programs today. They are aimed at increasing the turtle population.

Nevertheless, Playa Grande continues to be a stretch of coast accessible for recreation. There is no better part of the coast for surfing in the province of Guanacaste. This section of the coast is aimed at novice surfers and intermediate-level surfers. It is also worth noting that the waves are not very strong here. They can't interfere with a classic beach holiday.

Travelers who choose this part of the coast for recreation will have the opportunity to visit unique natural places. They are located nearby. The most interesting is the mouth of the Rio Matapalo and the Tamarindo spot. Diving and snorkeling fans like to relax on the territory of the Marino Las Baulas marine reserve. Tourists are also always invited to participate in current environmental programs. Next - Carrapateira Beach