Tárcoles

Beautiful Sandy Beaches

This collection spans the Central Pacific coastline near the Tárcoles River estuary, a region where tropical dry forests meet the sea. The landscape features a diverse geological mix, from the dark volcanic sands of Playa Azul and the dramatic sedimentary cliffs of Guacalillo to the rare white sands of Playa Blanca. These shores provide habitats for scarlet macaws and offer varied conditions, including protected bays for kayaking at Playa Agujas and surfing breaks at Playa Caletas.

Playa Caletas

Coastal stretch known for its sunset views and surfing conditions.

Playa Azul

Dark sand beach located near the mouth of the Tárcoles River.

Club de Playa Bajamar

Private beach resort facility offering amenities and pool access near the Bajamar coastline.

Playa Blanca

Light-sand beach located within a protected refuge, accessible from Playa Mantas during low tide.

Playa La Pita

Small, secluded cove characterized by a mix of rocky outcrops and sand.

Playa Carrizal de Bajamar

Remote beach featuring dark volcanic sand and surrounding coastal cliffs.

Playa Guacalillo

Notable for the Peñon de Guacalillo, featuring high sea cliffs that offer vantage points over the Pacific.

Playa Agujas

Protected bay with calm waters, frequently used as a launch point for sea kayaking and outrigger canoeing.

Playa Limoncito

Small, secluded cove with light sand located adjacent to Playa Blanca.

Playa Bochinche

Narrow coastal strip situated between Playa Agujas and Playa La Pita.