The small town of Playa Avellanas consists mainly of hotels and cabins, a few restaurants and villas. It is a wonderful place to be to get away from the city and chaos, and find peace and relaxation. Beautiful surroundings and the spectacle of gorgeous sunsets time and time again.

What to do in Avellanas?

A surfer’s beach par excellence, Avellanas is a very relaxing destination. It is serene and quiet, and easily accessible. Playa Avellanas has over eight surf breaks along its shore, and is not a place for beginners. For maximum fun, it is best to surf during high tide when the waves form perfect tubes. There are many more activities to enjoy during your visit to Playa Avellanas. Golf lovers will enjoy the magnificent and very luxurious Hacienda Playa AvellanasPinilla Beach Resort. There is a fantastic 18-hole golf course. Designed by Mike Young and it is probably the best golf course in the whole of Central America.

It is possible to swim in Avellanas however great caution is advised as there are strong currents. By the rocks is where it is safest and where you will sometimes find some rock pools. Avellanas is perfect for long walks on the beach, horseback riding. Come and explore the surrounding beaches and visit the national parks. Don’t miss a walk through Las Baulas National Park in Playa Grande where the Leatherback and Olive Ridley turtles come and nest their eggs.

Where to stay?

Playa Avellanas has a selection of some of the best hotels in Costa Rica. Some of them are family-owned who dedicate themselves to growing organic fruits and vegetables. Offering guests an exciting variety of activities and excursions. Guests can make the most of a Costa Rica vacation also including fine restaurants with a full selection of drinks and international dishes for your enjoyment.

Relaxing and peaceful

Playa Avellanas is one of the most beautiful beaches in Costa Rica in tune and harmony with the beautiful natural surroundings, and offer great surfing with amazing flora and fauna. While you are there, look out for Lola, the formidable pig who has lived there for as long as everyone remembers and who seems to rather enjoy swimming and taking a stroll on the beach. Take long walks along the mighty Pacific Ocean and don’t miss the spectacular sunsets, which never fail to mesmerize visitors day after day. Playa Avellanas is just a stone’s throw from Tamarindo and Junquillal if you want a bit more nightlife and a greater variety of restaurants and shops. It is easy to find, although the road is not paved, passing through Santa Cruz or Villareal.

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