Nestled along Costa Rica’s northern Pacific coast, the Papagayo Peninsula offers an enchanting blend of pristine beaches and the unique biodiversity of a tropical dry forest. Conveniently located near Liberia’s Daniel Oduber Quirós International Airport, this region provides travelers with a diverse array of landscapes, vibrant wildlife, and seasonal charm.
The Papagayo Peninsula is famed for its array of breathtaking beaches, each offering its own distinct charm and allure:
The Papagayo Peninsula is part of a tropical dry forest ecosystem. It is marked by distinct dry and rainy seasons which influence the region’s flora and fauna.
For an unparalleled luxurious experience, consider staying at a private villa from Costa Rica Star Villas. These villas offer comfort, privacy, and personalized service. They make an excellent alternative to traditional hotels.
Visitors to the Papagayo Peninsula can explore stunning beaches and vibrant ecosystems by day. They can then retreat to their private villas in the evening. This ensures an unforgettable vacation experience on Costa Rica’s Pacific coast.
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The Hotel Hacienda Guachipelin Hike to Las Pailas Trail is a 3-hour activity. The trails showcase the power of the Rincon de la Vieja Volcano, one of Guanacaste’s largest and most active volcano. On this 3,5km guided walk, adventurers can enjoy stunning views of the volcano, the surrounding forest, any volcanic activity and wildlife. With more than 300 species of birds and wildlife, adventurers have an opportunity to see armadillos, iguanas, white-faced and howler monkeys. A private hike option of this tour is also available.
Rincon de la Vieja National Park offers a heady mix of rolling green hills, gushing waterfalls and lush forests. The park attracts travellers year-round who come to explore its hot springs, bubbling muds and picture-perfect waterfalls.
Rincon de la Vieja means “The Old Woman’s Corner” and was named after a local legend, which tells of a girl’s lover who was thrown into the volcano by her father. It’s said the woman became a recluse and developed healing powers, living out her days on the slopes of Rincon de la Vieja.
