Masa Madre Bakery & Food Lab
Masa Madre Bakery & Food Lab, Guanacaste Province, Tamarindo, Costa Rica ·Sourdough bakery with bread-by-order, café and a "slice of Rome" in Costa Rica. ...
Local Food Markets & Street Food in Tamarindo
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What locals recommend in Tamarindo
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The White Monkey Golf Club
The White Monkey Golf Club is the most unique and captivating option among the coastal fairways, offering a blend of classic golf with the natural beauty of Costa Rica. It's located just a short drive from Tamarindo, surrounded by lush, tropical forests where white monkeys and colorful birds dart around the course. This setting creates a truly immersive experience that sets it apart from other courses. What makes the White Monkey Golf Club truly special is its location. It's just a short drive from Tamarindo, and its proximity to the beautiful beaches and rainforests makes it a perfect day trip or weekend getaway. The club also offers excellent facilities such as a restaurant and bar, perfect for a relaxing post-round meal or a refreshing drink.
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Santa Rosa National Park
Santa Rosa National Park combines nature and historical heritage. It was inaugurated in 1971 and marked the beginning of the national system of national parks in Costa Rica. The park is home to approximately 335,000 species of land organisms, which represents 2.6% of the world’s biodiversity. You can explore the history of the Battle of Santa Rosa in 1856, where Costa Rica intervened against an American filibuster army under the command of William Walker. To visit, head about 35 kilometers (about 22 miles) northwest of Liberia, in the direction of La Cruz, on Route 1. You can take a private car or look into public transportation options from Liberia to Santa Rosa, and then walk about 1.5 kilometers (0.9 miles) to the park’s main entrance. The entrance fee for adult citizens and residents is ¢1,243, and for children, it’s ¢565.
