About Guanacaste

The beaches of Guanacaste are not all the same Some have white sand some have black sand Depending on whether the beach is sheltered in a small bay or out on a promontory the size and speed of the waves coming into shore differ which of course is of great interest to surfers particularly from December to May when the big winds blow Real estate in Guanacaste Costa Rica is highly desirable in the beach resort towns that dot the Nicoya peninsula Of course the interior towns have their charms as well Liberia the capital of the province is known for its cattle ranching and has a cowboy vibe that attracts many

Real Estate in Guanacaste Costa Rica

Guanacaste has a few national parks to help protect its endangered wildlife Palo Verde National Park for example has been described as one of the best wildlife and bird watching parks in the country The park is bordered by the Tempisque River on the west which brings in the migrating birds and protects over 76 square miles of dry foreset Guanacaste Costa Rica properties can be purchased in the towns on the outskirts of these parks as for example in Santa Rosa National Park part of the Guanacaste Conservation Area This park has the largest area of lowland dry forest in Central America This park is on the Peninsula Santa Elena and off Playa Naranjo is Witch s Rock which is renowned for its surfing breaks