The South Pacific
The South Pacific region of Costa Rica is a true tropical paradise. The first highlights you will encounter are the coastal towns of Dominical and Uvita, with Marino Ballena National Park, known for its iconic whale-tail-shaped sandbar and opportunities to spot whales and dolphins, and the nearby Nauyaca Waterfalls. Down south, probably the main reason for travelers visiting the region is the stunning Corcovado National Park on the Osa Peninsula. Finally, and almost bordering Panama, you will find the lesser-known town of Golfito with the Golfito Wildlife Refuge and Pavones if you are totally into surfing.
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What to Explore Next
- North of the South Pacific you will find The Central Pacific with nice beaches and the most famous national park of the country.
- East of the Central Pacific you will find The South Central Valley, a mountainous region with lush rainforests, volcanos, and beautiful valleys. This region is a great place to spend the night on your way to The South Caribbean.
- One of the most impressive national parks of Costa Rica is located in this area, on The Osa Peninsula.