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"Tamarindo Vacation Guide"

Tamarindo is a beaultiful location in the Guancaste region of Costa Rica. It has everything for the adventure traveler. Whether you are looking for a relaxing vacation on the beach, want to catch a wave at high tide, or looking for an Eco-Tourism holiday this is a great place to hang your hat. Tamarindo like many of the towns in Costa Rica is not a large metropolis like San Jose for instance. It is a small beach town with the character to back it up. In the recent years many investers have taken interest in this town and it has started growing overnight. The town has much to offer to its guest. Unique family owned hotels, a plethora of great restaurants, and plenty of night life for the young at heart. For the adventurer you can go nature hiking, four wheeling, take a canopy tour, or maybe even catch a Costa Rican Rodeo. For the water sports inclined traveler Costa Rica and Tamarindo offer every type of water sport available, but what is nearest to their heart is the great sport of surfing. Surfing is a way of life and part of the culture for the residents and many of the travelers that come here for vacation. In Tamarindo there are many services for the new and experienced surfer. From Tamarindo you can hit many of the great breaks in Costa Rica, including Avallnos, Playa Grande, Marbella, Withches Rock, Ollie Point, and La Casitias which is across the river mounth in Tamarindo. If you are planning a trip prepare your flight plans through Liberia Airport.

 

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"Tamarindo Beach Vacation "

A Tamarindo Beach Vacation includes enjoying pristine beaches and great waves for surfing. If Fishing is your aim, you can hire a charter in Tamarindo for world-class Fishing or you can fish from the shore. Scuba diving is a favorite activity as well. Eco-tourists appreciate Tamarindo because of its proximity to Playa Grande, where leatherneck turtles lay their eggs. You can find a range of pricing for hotels in the small town of Tamarindo, even some for the budget-minded. For the evening, you can sample the local cuisine and catch the flavor of Costa Rica night life by dancing to salsa, cumbia and reggaeton played by local musicians!

 

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"Tamarindo: Attractions and Travel Guide"

When in Tamarindo, the beach is the only place to go. From sport Fishing to surfing the beach offers myriad adventures. Scuba diving, snorkelling, beach cruises, water skiing, jet skiing, ocean and river kayaking, wind surfing and sailing cruises are among the many activities that tourists can opt for. To the north of Tamarindo Beach lies Playa Grande and to its south you can find another beautiful beach, Playa Langosta. Both beaches are important nesting grounds for the giant leatherback turtles. Besides the spectacular sights, regular tours to these beaches offer a breathtaking diversity birds and wildlife. Also, visit the nearby wildlife refuge of Diria as well as the Marino Las Baulas National Park. Apart from its wide variety of outdoor adventures, Tamarindo also has several bakeries, an art gallery, pottery stores, a beauty spa and plenty of restaurants, bars and discos that make it Costa Rica’s most popular destination.

 

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"Tamarindo, Costa Rica - Hotel Bookings and Travel Guide"

Tamarindo has long been a surfing magnet (it had an honourary cameo in Endless Summer II) and its gentle waves make it an excellent place to learn to ride a board. Pro surfers tend to head further afield to the larger waves at playas Langosta, Avellana, Negra and Grande. During nesting season (November to February), leatherback turtles lay their eggs at Tamarindo and also north at Playa Grande. Between December and May, the tiny hatchlings can be seen wobbling towards the ocean, trying to avoid a crushing death by oblivious beachgoers. Tamarindo is well set up for the activity-oriented holiday crowd. Sailing, sportfishing, snorkeling, horse riding, ATV tours and canopy rides are all offered, as well as wildlife-spotting trips to the estuary to see monkeys and crocodiles. For those with little desire to stray more than a hundred metres from their hotel room, there are strip malls for retail therapy, small tidal pools for beach swimming and plenty of nightclubs to lose a few brain cells in.

 

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"Tamarindo"

Tamarindo has become a mecca for surfers and blue water sport fishermen, with a sport Fishing fleet of talented and conservation oriented captains who are the pioneers of the Pacific coast. Their record catches of marlin, sailfish, giant tuna and other species have become legendary. Whether you want deep bluewater Fishing, or reef or shoreline fishing, the fleet can accommodate you. surf casting and handlining in front of your villa for snook and jack are also popular. Any way you do it you can be sure to have your fresh catch cooked up for you at one of the friendly beachfront restaurants.

 

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"Tamarindo, Costa Rica for Tourists"

Horseback riding is available on the beach in Tamarindo, where you also can learn to surf or just relax and read a book. Hike along the sandy shore and you'll find many seashells to add to your collection. If shopping is your thing, the local artists sell their colorful wares at large and small shops in Tamarindo. Several companies offer sunset and snorkel cruises. Your hotel will have all the information for you, or you can just stroll along until you see a company that looks good. Take a day trip to Portegolpe, where you can visit the Monkey Park. This is a wildlife refuge that rescues wild animals.

 

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"Playa Tamarindo"

Beach and sea: The visitors can find most of the restaurants, hotels, tour operators, surf schools, supermarkets and other mayor businesses on the main roads. The white sand and crystal clear water of this spectacular beach attract nature lovers, surfers, giant-turtle watchers and sun-seekers all year round.
Activities & nightlife: For the active people, sports of all kinds are available: kayaking, surfing, snorkeling, diving, fishing, sailing, ATV 4, horseback riding, hiking, canopy and mountain-biking. Tamarindo is a small, multicultural town that attracts national and international tourists all year round. This growing town offers many amenities: art galleries, handmade crafts from all over the world, and a wide variety of restaurants and cafes. Tamarindo's night life includes: live concerts, many bars and a casino. Typical "fiestas" move from town to town but are never far away.

 

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"How to Have Fun in Tamarindo, Costa Rica"

Tamarindo is a great jumping off place for the many excursions which can be found in this part of Costa Rica. There is sports fishing, diving, and snorkeling galore in the beautiful blue waters off the coast, as well as tours into the jungles and rain forests. The lush tropical forests of Costa Rica are full of wildlife including the howler monkey and iguanas. There are plenty of canopy tours and zip lines to see the jungle up close.
And no article about Tamarindo would be complete without surfing. Tamarindo Bay is a world class surfing destination. With its year round warm water and a wide variety of surfing conditions, Tamarindo has established a reputation in the world of surfing. The water just off the village is a great place to learn and it is full of people to teach. There are also several great breaks in the bay for more advanced. If you are a surfer, you must try Tamarindo.
For a more relaxing pursuit, there is a beautiful spa in the heart of Playa Tamarindo that offers all the treatments you may have come to expect at a world class spa and resort. But no matter whether you want to get pampered with luxury, surf the pounding waves, or brave the wilds of the jungle, Tamarindo is an excellent vacation destination full of exciting activities, great food, and wonderful people.

 

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"Tamarindo, Costa Rica"

Sansa Air and Nature air have several flights a day to Tamarindo from San Jose’s Juan Santamaria Airport which has service from many large airlines including: American, Continental, Air Canada, Delta, Frontier, Mexicana and more, making it very accessible. It is a 4 or 5 hour drive from San Jose on a beautifully paved, scenic highway, and rental cars are available from the airport as well. Tamarindo is Costa Rica’s closest location to the Continental shelf, making for fantastic deep water fishing year round. Species caught in these waters include: sailfish, blue marlin, black marlin, striped marlin, yellowfin tuna, dorado (mahi-mahi), and wahoo. Inshore fishing is also great in Tamarindo for roosterfish, snapper, grouper, amberjack, and spotted mackerel.

 

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