Las Catalinas, Costa Rica: Visiting This Car-Free Beach Town
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- Опубликовано: 19 июл 2024
- SUBSCRIBE ► / @viatravelers Looking for a car-free beach town in Costa Rica? Look no further than Las Catalinas! With stunning beaches and lush rainforests, this town is the perfect place to relax and enjoy the natural beauty of Costa Rica.
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Las Catalinas is a car-free beach town in Costa Rica that offers stunning beaches and lush rainforests. This town is the perfect place to relax and enjoy the natural beauty of Costa Rica. Some of the attractions that you can visit in Las Catalinas include Playa Danta, the Santa Rosa National Park, and the Gaviotas Wetlands.
Las Catalinas is a car-free beach town in Costa Rica that offers stunning beaches and lush rainforests. This town is the perfect place to relax and enjoy the natural beauty of Costa Rica. The history of Las Catalinas can be traced back to when it was founded by Diego de la Haya in 1821. In addition, Las Catalinas served as a port for ships travelling to and from Central America.
Las Catalinas is also home to the Santa Rosa National Park, which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Additionally, the Gaviotas Wetlands are located in Las Catalinas and they are a great place to see wildlife.
Today, Las Catalinas is a popular tourist destination for people who want to enjoy the natural beauty of Costa Rica. The town has a number of restaurants and bars, and it is also a great place to go surfing or fishing. In addition, Las Catalinas is near many other beautiful areas of Costa Rica, such as the Manuel Antonio National Park.
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Great video and content but audio seemed shaky. Not sure if it's your mic or voice coming in and out. Sounds like you're running out of breath or slowly reading a script. Cheers!
Thanks for the comment
This looks like a shangri-la that caters mostly to a very rich North American clientele!
Haha - not too far off
We went on an atv excursion and stopped here, It was the most gorgeous place I have even seen!
Awesome!
Beautiful concept. That said, it's a town only for rich foreigners and rich Ticos.
Agreed we prefer the original beachy vibes
I love to get more information on that is there a place to put boats dockets for a boat to go fishing
Is it possible to go to the beach club if we are staying in Coco? For example people not staying at our condo can still visit our beach club they just have to pay an admission.
I believe you can visit the beach
No, the Beach Club is private and just for residents, renters, and guests. I don’t believe there is an opportunity for a day pass at this time.
But that should not prevent you from visiting the town. There is plenty to do outside of the Beach Club. If you go to one of the beaches (Danta or Dantita), there are public showers at Plaza Mercado where you can rinse off. There are also several great places to grab a bite to eat, although they are a bit pricey by Costa Rica standards.
@@gldresser great thank you for the tips I’m looking foward to visiting soon. Thinking of riding bikes with the family.
If you are traveling throughout the country in a car, where do you leave the car while visiting Las Catalinas?
Right outside the town. There’s a parking lot across the street
We really need European places like Las catalinas in the seven provinces of Costa Rica and close the northern border but forever.
Pura Vida.. 🇨🇷🇨🇷
Pura Vida!!