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Best attractions in Tamarindo - Costa Rica

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There are many great attractions and activities in Tamarindo Costa Rica. Tamarindo is a coastal town in the Guanacaste province in Costa Rica in Central America that has a lot to offer the visitor who is looking for a fun, activity filled vacation. 


Attractions: There are many attractions to take on Tamarindo. Your only problem will be time. I will narrow it down to a few, but remember there are many more just as good or better.



  1. Las Baulas Marine National Park . Whether or not you are a confirmed nature lover, a visit to Las Baulas Marine National Park will wow you. If you are visiting between October and April you will see the world's largest group of nesting leatherback turtles. Take a tour through the luscious rain forests and get up close and personal with the iguanas and crocodiles. Well, not too personal.



  2. leatherback turtles The beautiful 2 mile long white sandy beach and vivid blue water, is not only for swimming. You can also catch a glimpse of the leatherback turtles and take in the magnificent views of the mountains and the two national parks that surround it.



  3. Surfing. Tamarindo is one of the most popular surfing destinations in Costa Rica and a magnet for surfers of all levels. It is a great place for the new or beginner surfer due to the wave patterns. Since they break regularly before reaching the beach, you are able to work your way up from the smaller to the more challenging waves. Snorkeling, sports fishing, scuba diving and sailing are also huge draws for tourists.



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