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  2. Puntarenas | Visit Costa Rica | The official site about tourism...

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    Puntarenas is one of the most important tourism regions in Costa Rica. Its coastline is full of islands, inlets, beaches, and very beautiful natural treasures, all which make it an excellent tourist destination. There is a multitude of attractions based around the beaches, as well as protected areas, both land based and around its islands.

  3. Puntarenas Costa Rica is the largest province and one of the most important tourist destinations of Costa Rica. It stretches from Guanacaste in the Nicoya Peninsula and Gulf of Nicoya right down to the Panamanian border the Osa Peninsula. It has many little islands, inlets, and fabulous National Parks to discover.

  4. Puntarenas - Wikipedia

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    Puntarenas (Spanish pronunciation: [puntaˈɾenas]) is a city in the Puntarenas canton of Puntarenas Province, on the Pacific coast of Costa Rica. As the seat of the Municipality of Puntarenas canton, it is awarded the title of city, which is made from the Puntarenas, Chacarita and El Roble districts.

  5. Puntarenas | Visit Costa Rica | The official site about tourism...

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    Known as the “Pearl of the Pacific,” Puntarenas is the largest province of Costa Rica, with an area of 11,276 Km2. The main attraction is its Pacific coastline, extending more than 500 miles down to the Panamanian boarder. This vast province offers a variety of beaches, national parks, and natural reserves of an extraordinary ecological ...

  6. Puntarenas, Costa Rica 2023: Best Places to Visit - Tripadvisor

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    We recommend checking out these popular tours when looking for something to do in Puntarenas: Private Isla Tortuga Full Day Tour from Puntarenas. Tortuga Island Tour with Costa Cat; Combo Tour Marino Ballena National Park; Puntarenas Shore Excursion: Rainforest Skywalk & Tarcoles River Eco Cruise; Corcovado National Park Day Tour

  7. Puntarenas - Costa Rica

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    Puntarenas Snapshot. Summary: Lively port town popular among locals on weekends; gateway to Nicoya Peninsula beaches of Montezuma and Mal Pais. Landscape: Beaches, City. Attractions: Tortuga Island. Activities: Adventure Tours, Aerial Tram, Sport Fishing.

  8. Puntarenas, Costa Rica: Where to Go & Things to Do

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    The province of Puntarenas in Costa Rica is a hot spot for local and international travelers. The name Puntarenas in English means the sand point which is fitting as the province jets out into the Pacific Ocean and is populated with beaches. This province rests close to the Central Valley and is a short ride to the capital city of San Jose.

  9. Puntarenas' Top 10 | Visit Costa Rica | The official site about...

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    Puntarenas City is a port that is located in the Pacific of Costa Rica. For a long time, it was a place of recreation of great importance for national tourism. Currently, the Port of Puntarenas receives cruises on its remodeled dock and also features a ferry terminal that connects Puntarenas with the Nicoya Gulf, specifically Paquera and Cóbano.

  10. Costa Rica president orders state of emergency amid surge of ......

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    Costa Rica’s president has ordered a state of emergency, citing a surge of migrants crossing through the country toward the United States. “The people that arrive are passing across Costa Rica ...

  11. Puntarenas | Beach, Wildlife & Rainforest | Britannica

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    Puntarenas, city and port, western Costa Rica. It is located on a long spit of land protruding into the Gulf of Nicoya of the Pacific Ocean and enclosing Estero Lagoon. First known as Bruselas, in colonial times it linked Costa Rican commerce with Panama and South America. A royal order of 1814.