Swimming
While driving out of Puerto Jiménez, you will pass Aguas. Go a little further, and you will cross the river Aguas; you will see signs along the road for a local beach restaurant. If you follow the road to the left, it will lead you directly to the shore. Because Playa La Cuna is a small, sheltered beach, it is an excellent spot for swimming. The beach is very shallow and goes out for a long way.
Google map of beaches of the Osa Peninsula
Tides of the Osa Peninsula
https://www.tideschart.com/Costa-Rica/Puntarenas/Osa/Pan-Dulce/#google_vignette
Fishing
I lived in Playa La Cuna for over 4 yrs. The fishing is off the hook- great. Once again, live bait works best, followed by salted bait, followed by fishing lures. Low tide is the best for fishing
There is not a lot of wild life. You will see scarlet macaws and seabirds
Restaurant on the beach
What makes this location especially convenient is the presence of the restaurant, La Cuna del Golfo, where you can enjoy a meal right by the water.
“Recently, the owners added a swimming pool and cabins that are available for rent. Furthermore, the food at the restaurant is excellent and features generous portions; for instance, one plate is often enough to feed two people at a great price. Additionally, their deluxe pizza costs under $14.00 and can easily satisfy a group of four.
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