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This beach is often referred to as little Hawaii, though we were unsure of the reason behind the nickname. It can be challenging to enter the beach due to the rocky terrain. Access to the beach is through Lola's restaurant, which is indicated on the map as being accessible via Hacienda Pinilla. It is necessary to call in advance and make a reservation. I believe they charge $35 per person for the day use of the Hacienda Pinilla beach bar. However, we did not visit it as we accessed the beach through Lola's restaurant. The road leading to the beach is rough, but it seems that most beach accesses on this side of the coast are in poor condition.

This beach is absolutely stunning and filled with an abundance of seashells! We are considering renaming it to "Seashells Paradise" beach because of how many beautiful and intact shells you can find here. My children absolutely adore this beach and love searching for the most exquisite shells they can find. Additionally, if you're looking for other activities, why not try world-class kitesurfing? This place is absolutely perfect for kitesurfing! There are so many amazing things to do here that it's hard to list them all without experiencing it for yourself. If you're interested in buying or renting property, or even finding an Airbnb, reach out to Sarah at ReMax Paradise Cove for more information about the beaches and the area. Oh, and I'll be posting more pictures because we even saw wild horses playing on and in the beach. It truly is a paradise! If you want to learn more about this area, you can visit explorelacruz-cr on Instagram or Facebook. Follow me and I'll follow you back.

The beach offers an impressive view of the stunning Caribbean landscape, with boats coming and going at various times. You can also enjoy the soothing motion of the waves. I would give it four stars, except for the occasional unpleasant smell that detracts from its uniqueness.

The water at the beach is quite calm, although it tends to be colder than other beaches in Costa Rica because of the trade winds. However, the beach itself is very clean. The snorkeling experience is average. You can easily drive directly to the beach. There are plenty of jet skiers and ATVs in the vicinity. It's advisable to bring your own packed lunch, snacks, and drinks as there are no nearby options. What I loved about this place is that it isn't crowded with tourists or people trying to sell you things. You can truly relax and enjoy a swim.

This beach is truly magnificent, with its soft and powdery sand that boasts a pristine white hue, unlike any other beach in the vicinity. The sand is also adorned with tiny seashells, adding to its natural beauty. It took us a leisurely 17-minute stroll from Playa Negra beach to reach this gem, but be sure to wear swim or tennis shoes as there are rocky patches along the way. For our return trip, we opted to take a different route, climbing up a path to the road and walking halfway before cutting back down to the beach once we were past the rocky terrain. I cannot recommend this beach enough - it is a must-visit for anyone looking for a serene and picturesque getaway.

This beach in Costa Rica is perfect for a variety of activities including surfing, fishing, scuba diving, enduro riding, mountain biking, and horseback riding. It's definitely the best spot for outdoor enthusiasts.