Puntarenas Province

A long, narrow province stretching along the Pacific, encompassing cloud forests, beaches with monkeys and the pristine rainforest of Corcovado.

Puntarenas Province stretches from north to south along Costa Rica's Pacific coast, including the southern tip of the Nicoya Peninsula, the Central Pacific coast and the Osa Peninsula in the south; the remote Cocos Island also falls under its jurisdiction. The province has many highlights: Monteverde Cloud Forest Reserve is known for its hanging bridges and quetzals, Manuel Antonio National Park combines beaches with wildlife, Corcovado National Park is regarded as the country's most pristine rainforest, and there are also surf towns such as Jacó and Santa Teresa. December to April is the dry season. You can reach the various destinations by road from San José or on domestic flights.

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