Guanacaste

Costa Rica's "Gold Coast" is one of the country's most one of kind goals and that is not a direct result of its disconnected shorelines.

The area's dry, bright savannas differentiate the dim cloud-shrouded rainforests found in different parts of the nation.

Toward the east, you'll appreciate volcanoes involving the Cordillera de Guanacaste.

Along the drift — which stretches out the distance to the Nicaraguan outskirt — you'll discover pockets of white sand flanking inns and remote angling towns.

Advance inland, you'll find a flourishing cowpoke culture that has prospered since Spanish pioneer governs in the nineteenth century.

More striking features incorporate the perfect, palm-studded Playa Carrillo shoreline.