Costa Rica’s Southern Pacific Coast

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The Southern Pacific Of Costa Rica

The Southern Pacific Coast of Costa Rica is a land of magnificent wild beaches, and impressive flora and fauna. While each beach is unique in its own way, they are all stunningly beautiful, with stretches of white sand and turquoise blue sea, glorious sunsets and virgin pristine primary rainforests. Once upon the time the Osa Peninsula was an island; species evolved there on their own and thus they are unique and only found there in this magical location. Indeed the South Pacific of Costa Rica is one of the most important regions of this country in terms of bio-diversity. Corcovado alone has more than 400 species of birds and more than a hundred of mammals and amphibians, over 40,000 hectares of protected land. National Geographic declared the Southern Pacific of Costa Rica to be “one of the most biologically diverse regions on earth”.

Eco-Tourism In The Southern Pacific

Eco-Tourism has been highly promoted in the areas of Golfito, Puerto Jimenez, Uvita, Dominical and Perez Zeledon; this is indeed where you will find the largest concentration of ecological projects, in an effort to protect the vast virgin primary forests with their abundance of awesome trees, plants, animals and incredible coastline. There are lots of Activities in Costa Rica’s South Pacific; it is perfect for swimming, snorkeling and scuba diving, kayaking through caves or on mangroves, whale and dolphin watching, sports fishing and more. The Corcovado National Park is one of the world’s wonder while the Ballena Marine National Park is a must for whale and dolphin watching. There are still a few Jaguars today in Corcovado; these awesome cats are just down to a few hundreds in Costa Rica. The Southern Pacific is a must for nature lovers and those who can appreciate the magical beauty of Planet Earth.

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Where To Stay In The Southern Pacific

This region has so many beaches and so much to see that it is difficult to decide where to stay. There are however myriads of beautiful lodges and Hotels on Costa Rica’s Southern Pacific Coast. Dominical, being mainly a surfer’s haven, has a choice of cheaper and more basic accommodations, while as you make you way south, they become more exclusive and environmentally friendly. These are most definitely beautiful and elegant hotels, however they seldom care for more than 80 guests. Bigger projects consist of bungalows and cabinas that are dispersed sparingly in the forest or by the beaches and use up to only 20% of the area of the hotel. They usually can arrange various Tours of Costa Rica, like hiking, horseback riding, and most have awesome views over the ocean and flamboyant sunsets. The Oxygen Jungle Villas in Playa Ballena, the Casa Corcovado Lodge in Drake Bay or the Remanso Eco Lodge are just a few of the magnificent hotels on offer in this magical region.

The Southern Pacific; A Lost Paradise You Must See

The Southern Pacific of Costa Rica is not only the most beautiful region of Costa Rica but also the most interesting. There is so much to explore, to discover and these wonderful pristine beaches are like out of a dream. The natural majestic beauty and serenity of the Southern Pacific is reminiscent of a world where destruction and pollution are unknown. Come and enjoy the dramatic sunrises on the SouthEast the most stunning sunsets of Costa Rica on the Northwest. Whether it is raining or the sun is shinning, the hypnotic beauty of the Southern Pacific of Costa Rica will enchant you and give you the most memorable vacation you ever dreamed of. So much natural beauty and peace never seemed possible!



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Dominical

Dominical is the quintessential surfer's beach. A long brown stretch of sand that runs from the village of Dominicalito to the mouth of the Rio Baru, surfers come from all over the world because of the breaks, the reef and the surfer friendly community. Read More!

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Drake Bay

Located on the northern side of the Osa Peninsula, Drake Bay is named after Sir Francis Drake, who, it is said, landed here in the late 16th century on his voyage to circumnavigate the globe. Though isolated, the area of Drake Bay offers much to do. Read More!

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Corcovado National Park

This is truly one of Costa Rica's most wild natural areas! The Corcovado National Park protects one of the world's most spectacular national wonders - one of the last and largest remaining stands of coastal rainforest found in all of Central America. Read More!

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Golfo Dulce

Golfo Dulce (English: Sweet Gulf) is an inlet in Costa Rica, located on the Pacific Oceanside of Costa Rica. The Gulf has the distinction of being only one of three tropical fjords in the world. Read More!

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Isla del Coco

Parque Nacional Isla del Coco, established in 1978, is the worlds largest uninhabited island. Cocos Island is Part of the Galapagos island chain it has been named a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Read More!

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