Tamarindo, Guanacaste

Tamarindo Bay is formed by the union of Playa Grande and Playa Ventanas. The bay is crossed by the Matapalo River, and to the south, you can spot a rocky area and Isla Capitán. This region is renowned not only for its stunning beaches but also for its mangrove areas, such as the Tamarindo Estuary, which is characterized by local vegetation including oak savanna, tamarind trees, and coconut palms, among others.

Within the tourist area, you’ll find numerous restaurants offering a wide range of international cuisine, as well as hotels for all budgets and a vibrant nightlife. It’s also one of the most famous beaches for surfing. Playa Tamarindo has been awarded the Blue Flag for many years, which recognizes its environmental commitment by providing a clean and safe place for visitors.