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Tamarindo
has all the amenities of a Costa Rican beach town: surf, sand
and sun, sun, sun. But it offers much more to many more. It
is the ideal place for honeymoons and weddings, couples, and
families, and wonderfully suited to eco-adventures. Tamarindo
offers first class sport fishing, sailing, surfing, golf,
ATV tours, turtle watching, diving, horseback riding, canopy
tours, jungle boat rides, beauty spa, an art gallery and crafts
and pottery stores. A multi-cultural community, Tamarindo
boats several bakeries, an outdoors vegetable market and more
than 40 restaurants. Whether you like to eat Vegetarian, 'Tipico'
Costa Rican, Italian or Sea Food, it is all here. Accommodation
are available for every budget, from luxurious beach-front
hotel to hostels. The sun shines just about 365 days per year,
and the temperature is pleasantly warm year round. In the
rainy season, from May through October, you can expect a brief
shower in the late afternoon, making the beach sparkle, and
allowing for extraordinary sunsets. The beach is a three and
a half kilometer stretch of white sand and warm blue water.
Tamarindo is surrounded by National Parks to its north and
south, and mountains with breathtaking views to its east.
Nature is abundant, Leatherback Turtles lay their eggs in
the northern part of the bay, Howler Monkeys are heard and
seen swinging on branches throughout Tamarindo. In some restaurants
giant Iguanas will come up to your table expecting table scraps.
In the late afternoons you can hear the parakeets screeching
in the trees, preparing to settle down for the night. (see
map) 