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  • Playa Zapote

    Getting there As you’re driving through town you will come to an intersection. BM grocery store will be on the right. Across the street will be the gas station. Take a right at that intersection. The road will go all the way out to Carate Beach. When you see a sign saying ‘Pelican House’ s…

  • Playa Tamales

    Getting there Going through town, you will come to an intersection. BM grocery store will be at the intersection. Across the street will be the gas station. Take a right at the intersection. That road will take you all the way to Carate Beach You will stay on the road for a long time, never…

  • Playa Sombrero

    Getting there The intersection at BM grocery store, take a right and follow that road. The road goes all the way to Carete. When you see a sign saying Pelican House, count that as road # 1. Playa sombrero will be the third road to the left. Playa Sombrero is a beautiful, long stretch of sand…

  • Playa Backwash and Playa Pan Dulce

    Getting there To get to Playa Backwash and Playa Pan Dulce, you have to take the road out to Carete. Drive through Puerto Jimenez, and when you get BM grocery store, you will come to a stop sign, kitty corner, you will see the gas station across the street. Make a right at the intersection.…

  • Playa Canaza

    Getting there Driving out of Puerto Jiménez, after you pass Barrio Negre, keep going for another 5 min. You will come across a speed bump on the left; you will see a school. Keep going, and there will be another speed bump. Right after the second speed bump, you will go another 200 meters you…

  • Playa Negre

    Getting there. Playa Negre is located right after Playa La Cuna as you are going out of Puerto Jiménez. You will come to a small dip in the highway, and you will see a road to the right. Take that road. You are in the barrio Negre. Also, there will be a small family store…

  • Playa La Cuna

    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…

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