Location: between Morro beach in Guanacaste, Costa Rica and Nicaraguan border. Puerto Soley beach entrance GPS Coordenates: 11.038929,-85.665550 (11°02’20.14″N, 85°39’55.98″W) District: La Cruz, canton: La Cruz, province: Guanacaste. Zone postal code: 51001.
Puerto Soley is a beautiful white sanded beach with deep blue cold waters, over 3 km long, located in the province of Guanacaste, near the Nicaraguan border.
Puerto Soley Beach is a small fishing community, as it is one of the most remote natural paradises of Costa Rica, which is reflected in a calm and relaxed environment, perfect to get away and relax. It is surrounded by mangrove swamps and two estuaries at the ends with rich vegetation and fishing, along with Bolaños Island, completes the beauty of its landscape.
Puerto Soley Beach is also known as a place where you can enjoy many activities such as swimming, fishing, do a little snorkeling, jet ski, or take boat tours to Bolaños Island, a lush bird sanctuary. Also and thanks to its location in Salinas Bay, Puerto Soley has strong waves caused by the strong winds, being the months from November to May the most windiest, so windsurfing and kitesurfing are among the most revered activities of the beach.
Getting to Puerto Soley Beach in La Cruz, Guanacaste:
From San José
Drive north to Puntarenas and then follow the Pan-American highway towards Liberia. Once in Liberia, continue along the same highway for about 57 km (35 miles), turn left towards Puerto Soley and continue for 6 km (4 miles), turn right and continue for 400m (1,300 ft) until you get to Puerto Soley Beach. This route requires a total of 5 to 6 hours from San José.
From Daniel Oduber International Airport (LIR)
Drive northeast towards Liberia. Once in Liberia, continue along the same highway for about 57 km (35 miles), turn left towards Puerto Soley and continue for 6 km (4 miles), turn right and continue for 400m (1,300 ft) until you get to Puerto Soley Beach.
By bus
You can take a bus from the route San José – La Cruz, which takes about 6 hours (Transportes Deldú, 2256-9072) and then take another bus from the route La Cruz – Puerto Soley – El Jobo making the stop at Puerto Soley Beach, which takes about 10 minutes, departing 3 times a day.
Also, you can take a bus from the route San José – Liberia, which takes about 5 hours (Pulmitan, 2222-1650), take another bus from the route Liberia – La Cruz (Empresa Arrieta, 2665-7530) which takes about 1 hour, and then take another bus from the route La Cruz – Puerto Soley – El Jobo making the stop at Puerto Soley Beach, which takes about 10 minutes, departing 3 times a day.
By plane:
You can also take a flight from the Juan Santamaria Airport to the Daniel Oduber airport at Liberia, either with Sansa or Nature Air airlines every day. From here you can rent a car and drive or take a taxi to Puerto Soley beach, which takes about 1 hour.
Location: between Papaturro and Puerto Soley beaches in Guanacaste, Costa Rica. Morro beach entrance GPS Coordenates: 11.030505,-85.673103 (11°01’49.82″N, 85°40’23.17″W) District: La Cruz, canton: La Cruz, province: Guanacaste. Zone postal code: 51001
Morro is a beautiful and remote beach, with white sands and cold blue waters, located in Salinas Bay, in Guanacaste province.
Since Morro Beach isn’t well known, its little visited and that makes it the ideal place for a relaxing dream vacation, away from noise and stress, enjoying the sun, the sea and its exotic landscape of tropical dry forest.
Getting to Morro Beach in La Cruz, Guanacaste:
From San José
Drive north to Puntarenas and then follow the Pan-American highway towards Liberia. Once in Liberia, continue along the same highway for about 57 km (35 miles), turn left towards Puerto Soley and continue for 8 km (5 miles) until you get to Morro Beach entrance. This route requires a total of 5 to 6 hours from San José.
From Daniel Oduber International Airport (LIR)
Drive northeast towards Liberia. Once in Liberia, continue along the same highway for about 57 km (35 miles), turn left towards Puerto Soley and continue for 8 km (5 miles) until you get to Morro Beach entrance.
By bus
You can take a bus from the route San José – La Cruz, which takes about 6 hours (Transportes Deldú, 2256-9072) and then take another bus from the route La Cruz – Puerto Soley – El Jobo making the stop at Morro Beach, which takes about 15 minutes, departing 3 times a day.
You can also take a bus from the route San José – Liberia, which takes about 5 hours (Pulmitan, 2222-1650), take another bus from the route Liberia – La Cruz (Empresa Arrieta, 2665-7530) which takes about 1 hour, and then take another bus from the route La Cruz – Puerto Soley – El Jobo making the stop at Morro Beach, which takes about 15 minutes, departing 3 times a day.
By plane:
You can also take a flight from the Juan Santamaria Airport to the Daniel Oduber airport at Liberia, either with Sansa or Nature Air airlines every day. From here you can rent a car and drive or take a taxi to Morro beach, which takes about 1 hour.
Location: between Copal and El Morro beaches in Guanacaste, Costa Rica. Papaturro beach entrance GPS Coordenates: 11.024155,-85.689250 (11°01’26.96″N, 85°41’21.3″W) District: La Cruz, canton: La Cruz, province: Guanacaste. Zone postal code: 51001
Papaturro is a beautiful, wide beach, about 2 km long, with clear golden sand and cold blue waters, located between Punta Morro and Punta Copal, in the Guanacaste province.
Papaturro beach is ideal to practice both kitesurfing and windsurfing, as it is in one of the top ten windiest places in the world, the Salinas Bay, so it has strong waves, especially during the months of November to May when the winds are even stronger. In addition, Papaturro Beach is also ideal for a little sport fishing, walking along the coast, visit the lush Bolaños Island, or just relaxing in the sun and enjoy the sound of the waves.
Getting to Papaturro Beach in La Cruz, Guanacaste:
From San José
Drive north to Puntarenas and then follow the Pan-American highway towards Liberia. Once in Liberia, continue along the same highway for about 55 km (34 miles), turn left towards El Jobo, continue for 8 km (5 miles) turn right towards Papaturro beach and continue for 300 m (985 ft) until you get to Papaturro Beach. This route requires a total of 5 to 6 hours from San José.
From Daniel Oduber International Airport (LIR)
Drive northeast towards Liberia. Once in Liberia, continue along the same highway for about 55 km (34 miles), turn left towards El Jobo, continue for 8 km (5 miles) turn right towards Papaturro beach and continue for approximately 300 m (985 ft).
By bus
There are no buses to Papaturro Beach, however you can take a bus from the route San José – La Cruz, which takes about 6 hours (Transportes Deldú, 2256-9072) and then take another bus from the route La Cruz – Puerto Soley – El Jobo, which takes about 30 minutes, departing 3 times a day. From here you can rent a car and drive or take a taxi to Papaturro beach, which takes about 15 minutes.
Also, you can take a bus from the route San José – Liberia, which takes about 5 hours (Pulmitan, 2222-1650), take another bus from the route Liberia – La Cruz (Empresa Arrieta, 2665-7530) which takes about 1 hour, and then take another bus from the route La Cruz – Puerto Soley – El Jobo, which takes about 30 minutes, departing 3 times a day. From here you can rent a car and drive or take a taxi to Papaturro beach, which takes about 15 minutes. In both cases, we recommend buying the ticket the day before to save your space.
By plane:
You can also take a flight from the Juan Santamaria Airport to the Daniel Oduber airport at Liberia, either with Sansa or Nature Air airlines every day. From here you can rent a car and drive or take a taxi to Papaturro beach, which takes about 1 hour.
