Tortuguero invites families into a landscape shaped by water. Canals, forest and Caribbean shoreline create opportunities to listen closely, observe wildlife and learn why protecting nesting beaches matters. The village is part of the experience, not just a departure point.
Uvita
Uvita offers a base for discovering Costa Ballena’s forested coastline and marine landscapes. Explore the shore thoughtfully, learn about the protected waters of Marino Ballena and make room for quiet observations as well as larger outings.
Quepos
Quepos brings everyday coastal life into a visit to the Central Pacific. Walk a public waterfront, discover market ingredients and notice the boats that connect the town with the sea. Nearby Manuel Antonio and separate forest or mangrove outings add different ways to explore.
Puntarenas — City
Puntarenas city invites families to slow down beside the Gulf of Nicoya. Explore its public waterfront, notice the working port from permitted spaces and discover local stories through food, architecture and marine learning.
Playas del Coco
Playas del Coco brings a coastal town and a Pacific bay together. Discover everyday life along the waterfront, notice the boats and birds, and ask how the sea connects with the community around it.
