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Costa Rica’s Central Pacific has some of the most accessible beaches in the country. Most of the touristic towns located in the Central Pacific coast are only 2-3 hours away from the hustle and bustle of San Jose.
There is a certain atmosphere that permeates the mid Pacific region. It wraps itself around you and frees you from stress and troubles. The Costa Rican salutation of 'pura vida', pure life, describes the area perfectly.
The Central Pacific Coast ranges over 150 miles from Puntarenas to Dominical. This vast extension holds countless pristine beaches and picturesque towns and villages. There are also several protected areas and national parks to visit in the region, so prepare yourself for a full itinerary of sights to see. Aside from these popular spots there are numerous deserted beaches with miles and miles of sandy coastline with beautiful waves begging to be surfed. The adventurous traveller can find many beaches able to suite every pleasure.
Activities abound and even the most discriminating traveller will find an adventure to participate in. Surfing, kayaking, rafting, mountain biking and hiking are just a few of the activities visitors will find.
Travelling south along the coastal road from Jaco, the most touristic and developing town on the Central Pacific coast, you will find amazing seaside towns like Esterillos, Bejuco and Palo Seco, very popular among nationals and foreigners mostly because of their beauty and proximity. These places have a lot more to offer other than beaches, you can tour through mangroves and estuaries, horse back ride to tucked away waterfalls and hike through the world of the tropical forest.
So don’t hesitate visiting or investing in this paradise located inside paradise itself, because certainly in a country with such beautiful locations, friendly people and peaceful environment as Costa Rica, the Central Pacific Coast has it all, awesome ocean views, amazing beaches and coastline, incredible mountains, unsullied rain forests and the best climate and people in the world..
See document Jaco Today.
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