Coastal Towns

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Traveling along the coastal road will take you through many seaside towns. They have a lot more to offer other than beaches. You can tour through mangroves and estuaries, horseback ride to tucked away waterfalls and hike through the world of the tropical forest. Every traveler can enjoy taking in a small town. Not only can you visit the local church or town half, but also you can take in the market and pick up a few supplies. With water and a few ripe mangoes, you'll be ready to hit the streets. The market is always a good place to visit when in search of typical items such as colorful woven bags or hand-dipped candles. Have a blended fruit juice with either water or milk at a local 'soda'. Bear in mind that it's a good way to practice your Spanish. You'll pass over the Tarcoles River. The bridge is renowned as a spot for watching alligators. From the safety of the bridge's span, you'll be able to see several good-sized ones warming up in the sun on the sandy beach along the river. A number of cows also share the water source and are quite comfortable slacking their thirst with rather large reptiles in plain view. The spot is ideal for both videos and cameras. Jaco will soon come into view. This small seaside town is casual and laid-back but bustling when it comes to good hotels, restaurants and tour operators. You'll find accommodations for every budget, as well as excellent eateries. Tours running out of the town include horseback riding, fishing and kayaking. An added natural benefit is the waves. Surfers enjoy the town for its surfer friendly atmosphere as well as the accessibility of several surf spots just minutes away. Further down south, you'll pass Esterillos Oeste, Esterillos Este and Parrita.

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Origen: Coastal Towns - CostaRica
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