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HOW TO TRAVEL TAMARINDO - Must See, Must Do, Must Eat

Save stress and time and PURCHASE THE ULTIMATE COSTA RICA 2-WEEK TRAVEL Planner: On AMAZON: https://amzn.to/3BTijjT Or WEBSITE: https://adventurecampitelli.com/produ... This video is our travel guide to Tamarindo Costa Rica. We review what to do, what to eat, and places to stay. We are a traveling family of four with kids ages 7 and 11 and we love Costa Rica and will be going back. Our favourite things to do include: Beaches Playa Flamingo This tropical beach has crystal blue waters and white sand. When you picture a beach, this is usually what comes to mind. Some activities you can do here are scuba diving, surfing, and just frolicking in the water. This is one of Tamarindo’s jewels. It’s about a 20-minute drive from Tamarindo Playa Langosta If you’re looking for a laid-back atmosphere this is the beach for you. Beautiful white sand, small hotels, and a great beach club where you can soak in a pool all day and rent boogie boards. You can also ride horses and go for long walks. It’s Just 2 km south of Tamarindo Playa Avellanas Referred to as little Hawaii by the locals. This is a great surfing beach with waves that can reach up to 18 feet. This tranquil secluded white sand beach has a bar with a 400 kg pig that is there to welcome you while you have drinks and food. Playa Grande This beach is miles long of fine pale sand, perfect for long strolls on the beach. This is where the leatherback turtles come to lay their eggs. So, if you go at the right time of year, you just might get lucky. It is good to note that this beach is in a protected national park of Las Baulas Horse Back Riding Although we didn’t get to this activity the last time we were there, horseback riding is a great activity and worth a mention. Tamarindo offers to ride on the beach or in the country. Our daughter was so disappointed we didn’t go! It cost approximately 50$ us per hour. Surfing Tamarindo is a popular destination for surfing because of its beautiful beaches, long waves, and favourable weather conditions. Regardless of your experience level, you’re sure to enjoy your surfing experience here. Lessons are offered for all age groups and cost approximately $50.00 US for 2 hours. Catamaran Tour Our family loves getting on the boat for an adventure. A Catamaran tour will cost around 100 US Dollars for a 4 ½ to 5-hour tour. For people who enjoy a day out sailing this is an amazing day out. Shopping If you love to shop at the local markets and check artisan wares, Tamarindo has you covered. There is a wide selection of crafts and souvenirs, plenty of them hand-made by locals. Plus, lots of clothing shops in which you can upgrade your beachwear. Nightlife If you like vibrant nightlife, this is the place for you. Lots of pubs and restaurants right on the beach many with live bands. There is always something going on after the sun has set Wildlife As in all of Costa Rica, there is a ton of wildlife to see. We saw iguanas all over the place, howler monkeys, tropical birds, scorpions, and if you’re brave enough there are tours of the mangroves where there are crocodiles. Sunsets Most people love a beautiful Sunset. Well, you don’t want to miss the sunsets in Tamarindo, we’ve travelled the world and the sunsets here are so unique and stunning. WHAT TO EAT: Eat at Sodas When you visit Costa Rica and you have to try Sodas which are little family-owned local Costa Rican restaurants that are usually small and open air. They serve traditional Costa Rican dishes and they are popular with the locals. Must-try dishes include Gallo pinto – it is a dish of rice, beans, onions, red peppers, and cilantro. Costa Rican Coffee We are huge fans of coffee and love trying different coffees as we travel. Coffee is grown and produced in abundance in Costa Rica and is one of their major exports. They take their coffee seriously and have won many international awards around the world for their coffee. Make sure you try it! Coconut water & fresh fruit drinks Called “Pipa fria” which is known as a cold coconut is sold at roadside stands and on the beach. It costs between $1 and $2. We drank a ton of these refreshing drinks! There is also plenty of blended smoothie-type fruit stands at the side of the road that is so delicious! WHERE TO STAY There are plenty of types of accommodations in Costa Rica including hotels, fancy resorts, rental Condos, and our favourite Airbnbs. What you choose depends on what your needs are. Everywhere we travel, budget is always a consideration so we find Airbnb the best deal. Sign up for free travel advice and get a FREE Ultimate Packing List E-book: https://bit.ly/3T2XMzO Music Provided by https://www.epidemicsound.com/referra... Click on the link to sign up. Music: Epidemic Sound: Of The Sun - Cospe #tamarindo #costarica #traveltips