Playa Grande
About Playa Grande
An important part of the Marino Las Baulas National Park, the stunning beach of Playa Grande with its pristine shoreline and clear blue sea, is one of the best beaches on the Guanacaste coast. Lying in the North Pacific Coast in Guanacaste province, Playa Grande is home to the endangered Leatherback Sea Turtles that come ashore every year to lay their eggs on the beach.
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Apr 21, 2010 During turtle hatching season you can visit Playa Grande at night in hopes of seeing a sea turtle come ashore and lay her eggs. We were told by the guide (you can't just go on your own - the turtles need to be protected from poachers) that the number of turtles on Playa Grande has steadily declined with the increase in tourism in Tamarindo. Normally we would have seen dozens of turtles, but we weren't lucky enough to see any on the night we went. YOu have the chance to go a second night for free if you didn't see turtles the first night, but it was our last night in Tamarindo. I'd definitely go back and try it again though!
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