- Written by Christopher Howard
Public buses service the region’s main towns, but off those main routes it’s almost impossible to get around without a four-wheel drive. The road infrastructure has not kept pace with development. At the time of writing there were several bad patches of main road in the Tamarindo area, as well as several monkey tracks and
- Written by Christopher Howard
1. By Air a) International Getting to Northwest Guanacaste became considerably easier for North Americans in 2002, when the Daniel Oduber International Airport opened. Charter flights arrive there from the UK and the government is at the moment trying to concession out an expansion of the airport. Being within the “magic hour” of travel time
- Written by Christopher Howard
Northwest Guanacaste is the hottest and driest region of Costa Rica, made more so by the area’s deforestation a few decades ago to make room for agriculture. It has its own arid beauty very distinct from the rest of Costa Rica. The weather is more humid, and the lower precipitation makes it a dependable tourist
- Written by Christopher Howard
Of all the beach areas in Costa Rica, the Pacific coast of the northwest Guanacaste province is the one that has undergone the most explosive development, with the widest range of options and the most expensive properties in the country. For the last few years, developers have bee pouring millions of dollars into beach- and