Bar'coquebrado Camping

Bar’coquebrado's so close to the sea that you shouldn't be a whit surprised that the site's a haven for watersports sorts. Take to the beaches along the coast for windsurfing, kitesurfing, kayaking, canoeing, paddleboarding and oodles more – or if you'd prefer your time on the water to be less active, take a boat tour in Sámara for a trip out to Isla Chora, keeping an eye out for dolphins and sea turtles on the way. Want to get even closer to nature? Have a guided tour of the Werner Sauter Biological Reserve, a two and a half hour hike through farms and mango plantations and into the tropical forest, or head to the Monteverde Cloud Forest Reserve to explore 13 kilometres of trails and to see if you can spot jaguars, pumas or the resplendent quetzal. After all that time under the hot Central American sun, cool off with a trip to Belen waterfall, a scenic cascade and swimming hole about 20 minutes’ drive outside Sámara, or slow things down with a kayak tour of the Sámara mangroves. If you’re beginning to feel like you’re on cloud nine, why not make it official: treat yourself to a bird’s eye view of the Nicoya peninsula from the air with a tour leaving from Sámara.