Playa Grande, located on Costa Rica's northwestern Pacific coast in the Guanacaste province, is a serene and beautiful beach renowned for its excellent surf and stunning sunsets. As part of the Marino Las Baulas National Park, Playa Grande is a crucial nesting site for the endangered leatherback sea turtles, which come ashore between October and February to lay their eggs. The beach's golden sands and consistent waves attract surfers from around the world, while its calm, natural setting provides a peaceful retreat for those looking to relax. Nearby estuaries and mangroves are perfect for kayaking and wildlife spotting, with opportunities to see a variety of birds and other native species. Playa Grande’s small, friendly community offers charming accommodations and local eateries, enhancing the authentic Costa Rican coastal experience. Whether for adventure or tranquility, Playa Grande captivates visitors with its pristine beauty and ecological significance.