Samara
Samara is a village located in the province of Guanacaste on the Pacific coast of Costa Rica. This village is famous because of its main beach with palm tree borders. In the West zone, rays and tropical fish are attracted to rays.
When to go to Samara?
Its history is not known, the village is still a very coveted tourist destination. Its climate is tropical and it is hot and sunny during the dry period from December to April. It’s the most popular season for visitors. As for the rainy season, it runs from May to November and is slightly cooler. This is the time when sea turtle nesting peaks.
Must sees in Samara
Samara beach
It stretches for 7km and is protected by rock and the coral reef, which helps limit waves. The currents are not dangerous and this makes it an ideal place for swimming. You can camp under the palm trees for a good moment of relaxation.
Ostional's refuge
It is the second most important nesting site in Costa Rica. It is on the road that connects the village of Samara to Tamarindo. This refuge is bounded to the north by Punta India and to the south by the mouth of the Nosara river. You will be able to attend the birth of turtles which is usually done during the night.
Carillo Beach
It is a perfect beach to relax and unwind in Guanacaste. The sea water is similar to that of a swimming pool and the place is peaceful and calm. You will find a few restaurants nearby. It is definitely one of the best beaches in Costa Rica. The beach is just a few kilometers from Samara.