Costa Rica is appropriately named.  The country boasts of two coasts. The Caribbean Sea and the Pacific Ocean. We discussed some of the Caribbean in a previous post. This post features the central and southern coast line of Costa Rica. We think it is some of the most beautiful coastline on the Pacific side.

The farm in Biolley, is in such a great spot because of the closeness of both coastlines and the vast differences in each! These coastlines pictured here, are only a few hours from our farm.  A great get away for us and a completely different scenery. We appreciate living in the mountains for the spring like weather year round, but it’s fun to take off to the beach for a couple of three days for a short get away! We feel privileged to own a farm  in such a diverse area with great weather year round! The beach can get very hot and humid, especially on the Pacific side. We are glad we frequent the coastlines in Costa Rica and Panama, but only for visits.

Central Pacific:

Near Manuel Antonio central Pacific, Costa Rica

Looking south on the Manuel Antonio National Park and Coast Line

South Pacific Near the Corcovado National Park and the Osa Peninsula:

The jungle meets the sea on the South Pacific side of Costa Rica

South Pacific Coast Uvita area Costa Rica

Caño Island, South Pacific Costa Rica

Caño Island on a very rainy day during the wet season

We will tour the island in a few weeks for some snorkeling andhike inside the Corcovado national park. We are planning on teaming up with another  B & B owner in the Osa Peninsula to share a great and very affordable package tour of the La Amistad International park and our B & B on the coffee  farm, for a great southern zone experience in the mountains and the Pacific coast of Costa Rica!  Pura Vida!