Tamarindo – 5 things to do in the resort city's most popular holiday in Costa Rica
Looking for holidays in the white sand beach Costa Rica, where they are spoiled for choice of activities. A place where you can be surrounded by nature in all its forms, and fill the day to do things that deserve to put your feet and relax at the end. If this sounds like your idea of a good rest, is likely to benefit from Tamarindo to the point where you do not want to leave. Here are some suggestions on how to spend your vacation time in Tamarindo tropical paradise.
1 Sport Fishing) Tamarindo
Marlin, salted fish and giant tuna catches from the beaches of Tamarindo are legendary, and the deep blue water, coral and coastal fishing are all readily available in a variety of local fleets for the keen angler. If a holiday dedicated to Sport fishing is not what you're after, the fishing line in front of their beach hotel is also popular if you want to spend a day rest at the end of a line. Due to the success of fishermen over the years thanks to the impressive amount of fish in water, is almost certain to enjoy his capture in a restaurant by the sea who are happy to grill the fish to eat on demand.
2) The Surf Tamarindo
Wobbly beginner or expert wave-length, the beaches of Tamarindo has something for you. Playa Tamarindo is a long beach with waves that are formed by the river-estuary. Most of the beach is ideal for learning, but there are options for experienced surfers in the Pico Pequeño, a tip rock, and El Estero, near the mouth of the River. Currents can be strong, especially in a falling tide, so keep an eye on the bank to verify your position and avoid a long walk on the travel card. big waves roll in November and December and can produce waves of 12 feet, an opportunity for most of us out of the water and watch the professionals do his own …
3) Eco-tourism in Tamarindo
Sitting in an incredible place between the mangroves and beaches of Playa Tamarindo, Playa Grande and Playa Langosta part system of national parks of Costa Rica, visitors will many opportunities to return to nature. Great beaches and home to giant tortoises Langosta leather back nesting sites, and if you're lucky enough to arrive between October and March, you can make a special visit to see these huge creatures they reached the cover of darkness to bring and bury their eggs. If the sound to explore the mangroves in boats built locally sounds good to you, you will have the opportunity to see a variety of creatures, including monkeys, alligators and exotic birds as the engine of the network of waterways.
4) Diving in Tamarindo
Regardless if you are a virgin or diving most of their time underwater, Tamarindo has something for everyone, offering diving courses and excursions to open a window a part of the Navy in the Pacific world full of life. Dive sites such as Catalina Island offers an astonishing diversity of marine life such as rays giant manta, eagle rays, moray eels and reef sharks, white tip. If diving is your reason for overseas travel, cruising to the islands of the stick or the famous Cocos Island to end their hunger for air.
5) A set Sunshine in Tamarindo
Each day during the season rainfall between May and October, showers build on land, and set out to sea, creating sunsets probably more spectacular than the controls. What better way to end a day of surfing, fishing, diving and ecotourism, and see the sky a fire with a glass in hand?
About the Author
Gary Sargent is the Managing Director of the tour companies Escaped to Peru and Escaped to Latin America and has lived in South America for over 10 years. Gary is passionate about Latino life, people, customs and places. Visit his website for more
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