Playa Grande

Costa Rica
5
days spent
Published Stories

about

Playa Grande is where ocean giants meet ocean swells. This golden stretch of coast is one of the world's most important nesting sites for endangered leatherback turtles, who return here each year to bury their eggs in the sand. By day, surfers ride some of the most consistent waves in Costa Rica, a lineup that draws both locals and travelers chasing the perfect break. Here, conservation efforts protect the surf and sea that define Playa Grande's wild energy.

species

Leatherback Sea Turtles, Reef Fish

dates

Mar 27 – 31, 2024

Key impact areas

Natural Environment & Habitat Protection
Natural Resource Management
Coastal Tourism & Community Development

partners

Partners

TamaDive

A professional dive center in Tamarindo offering scuba training, marine ecology experiences, and eco-tours. They work to promote responsible diving practices, support marine research, and connect visitors to Costa Rica's Pacific marine ecosystems in a sustainable way.

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