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It’s frequent to hear about Guanacaste beach properties or buying a beach condo in Guanacaste, because of its reputation for being one of the best places on earth right now to buy a beautiful ocean view condo Still, this small but naturally rich province located in North Pacific Costa Rica has more extraordinary attractions other than beach homes.
Guanacaste boasts miles of pristine white sand beaches, lush and exotic rain forests and impressive volcanoes.
Guanacaste luxury real estate prices are considered a bargain in comparison to real estate prices in the US for similar properties.
That, and the appeal of co-existing with nature at the most paradisiac beaches like Tamarindo, Playa Avellanas, Playa Hermosa and Conchal, as well as the vast variety of unique wildlife represent some of the top reasons to buy real estate in Guanacaste: Costa Rica’s Gold coast”.
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Real estate in Guanacaste |
Guanacaste luxury real estate development has increased rapidly as a direct result of the 1,9 million tourist visitors that came to Costa Rica during 2007. This has caught the interest of business tycoons, large investors and U.S. buyers knowing they can expect large capital gains if they decide to buy properties in Guanacaste, in the northwest Pacific of Costa Rica. Well-known names like the Hilton US Hotel chain have invested in hotel properties and other luxury hotel and condominium projects in Guanacaste that are in development stages right now, such as the $800 million, 650-acre luxury development in Guanacaste owned by Steve Case, former CEO of AOL. |
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Beaches |
If you’re looking for the beauty of clear sand beaches, romantic tropical nights, or simply the best nightlife, tantalizing cuisine and exciting activities like Surfing, Fishing or Scuba Diving in Costa Rica, then Guanacaste beaches are the place to be. Some of Guanacaste most popular beaches are Playa Conchal, considered the best spot for snorkeling in Costa Rica, Playa Avellanas known as a natural paradise for surfing, Tamarindo with its lively night and social scene, Samara, and Papagayo: home to the top luxury resorts in Guanacaste.
Other Guanacaste beach vacation favorites include Manuel Antonio, Brasilito, Flamingo, Nosara, Manzanillo, Samara, Junquillal, Langosta, Ostional, and many more. |
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Buying a beach condo in Guanacaste gives you the chance to try the most adventurous sports. However, you may be interested in other activities in Costa Rica like birdwatching, deep sea fishing, sports fishing, golfing in some of the most challenging golf courses in the world, all of this perhaps only a few minutes from your beach home. There’s no such thing as a boring day in Guanacaste: whether you are into windsurfing, bird watching, horseback riding, surfing the best breaks in Costa Rican beaches, or snorkeling in the Guanacaste coasts, you’ll always enjoy life to the fullest if you take advantage of all the different adventure activities to do in Guanacaste: from volcano hiking tours to the most vibrant beach nightlife parties.
The fabulous Guanacaste weather that changes from the hot and dry to the wet and windy offers endless possibilities for fun and daily experiences that you will cherish for a lifetime. This is why thousands of tourists, adventurers and investors come to find a luxury getaway in Guanacaste and experience life in Guanacaste for themselves. |
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Wildlife and Nature |
Guanacaste offers a feast to the eyes and the spirit: a chain of volcanoes that extends across the land to join the Cordillera de Guanacaste and Cordillera de Tilaran mountain ranges; waterfalls and rivers rolling down the mountains, hidden in the thickness of the lush forests existing in exquisite balance and harmony. Costa Rican sights like the Rincon de la Vieja Volcano or Volcan Arenal are surrounded by natural parks, cloud forests, or natural reserves like Monteverde that provide shelter for wildlife and exotic nature in Central America including rare and endangered species of birds, jaguars, pumas, toucans, among many more.
The Costa Rican tropical forest and the soothing sound of rain filtering between the dense foliage transport the mind to a different atmosphere. These areas are home to thousands of species of plants, butterflies, amphibians, reptiles and marine animals and unspoiled Guanacaste beaches like Playa Grande, Tamarindo and Ostional are the place where nature lovers gather to watch the leatherback turtles reach the shores to lay their eggs in one of the most moving and spectacular natural scenes that can be observed in Guanacaste.
Guanacaste facts
Guanacaste is one of Costa Rica’s 7 provinces with a total area of 10,141 sq. km and a population of over 270,000 inhabitants. The warm and dry weather stays at an average temperature of 85 F during the summer (dry season). The province capital, Liberia (LIR) is now home to the first International Airport in Guanacaste, receiving several commercial flights a week. A 20 minutes ride gets you from the Airport to the nearest Guanacaste beaches.
Guanacaste’s cultural history is rich: a big part of Costa Rica’s folkloric music and the most deeply rooted traditions such as the “corridas de toros” (bullfighting) come from Guanacaste. Another distinction Guanacaste boasts proudly is the appointment of the Guanacaste Conservation Area (Área de Conservación Guanacaste) as a Worldwide Heritage by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) for its outstanding value to humanity given that this is an area destined for conservation and restoration of the tropical dry forest in Central America and marine ecosystems that can only be found in this part of the planet. |
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