Guanacaste, Costa Rica
North Pacific

Costa Rica Shuttle Service everyday all over Costa Rica form $ 35 each way

Long summer days and beautiful beaches are two phrases that best define what Guanacaste is all about. A province for the active soul, Guanacaste draws visitors with its , incredible bird watching, amazing horseback riding and wonderful mountain lake windsurfing. With so much to do, it’s easy to understand why so many people come to visit this amazing province.

Forming the eastern borders of Guanacaste are a chain of volcanoes that stretch out to join the Cordillera de Guanacaste and Cordillera de Tilaran mountain ranges. Offering some truly terrific hiking facilities, tourists can trek their way to the summit of a number of volcanoes, including to enjoy some really breathtaking views of the surrounding countryside. Passing through lovely lush dense forests, which play host to a fabulous array of exotic plant and wildlife, many rare and endangered animals and birds live here including jaguars and tapirs. From these mountains also flow various rivers that roll down to form an alluvial plain drained by the Rio Tempisque. This river in turns nurtures the province before emptying itself into the Golfo de Nicoya.


A region steep in culture, the name Guanacaste is derived from the word quahnacaztlan, which is a native word for the guanacaste tree. This tree is the national tree of Costa Rica.

Hotel ManGaby Playa Hermosa

Hotel ManGaby is a modern two-story facility of the latest design. We have a total of 17 room accommodations distributed as follows:

13 Standard Rooms including two Full sized beds.
5 on the first floor made handicap accessible.
8 on the second floor each with their own balcony overlooking the pool.
2 Mini-Suites including one King sized bed, furnished living room, a small breakfast area and refrigerator.


One of the easiest ways to get to Guanacaste is to fly into the Daniel Oduber International Airport in Liberia. A major reason why tourism has boomed in this region, this airport receives flights from all over the world especially the continental U.S. Most sites of this region are off the Pan-American Highway (Hwy. 1), which is scenic in its own right, moving northwest through Guanacaste and continuing almost to the Nicaraguan border. If you are traveling by bus, make sure to sit on the right hand side when northward bound as the views of the volcanoes in the distance are quite super.

Nakuti Resort Guanacaste Costa Rica

El Nakuti Resort is located on the Northwest Pacific coast of Costa Rica, in an area commonly referred to as Costa Rica’s Gold Coast. The resort property is situated on the shores of the Gulf of Papagayo, with direct frontage and access to Panama Beach. The rooms and villas of El Nakuti Resort are surrounded by exquisitely maintained lush green gardens with a small central pond as a centerpiece.