Brasilito
Get in[edit]Brasilito is 45 minutes South of Liberia International airport or 5 hours drive by car from San Jose International airport. Driving directions: take Highway 21 to the 155 towards Huacas, Brasilito, Flamingo, and Conchal. Follow the signs to Brasilito. Make a right in Huacas. Drive approximately 3 km. To get here by bus you take the Tralapa Bus from San Jose. This will cost approx. $8 and takes about 6 hours. Ecotrans.com runs a shuttle bus service from Liberia airport for $20 and Interbus.com runs a shuttle bus from other hotels in different regions of Costa Rica starting at $29. Get around[edit]Once in the town most things are within walking distance. The local stores and sodas are laid out around the plaza, on the main road going through town are the school, church and many hotels and restaurants. Flamingo Beach is a short bus ride away, and the gorgeous Conchal Beach is a 10 minute walk from the center of town. In addition you can rent cars, scooters, bicycles, horses or ATVs to get around. Taxis and shuttle buses are also available. See[edit][add listing]In Brasilito you can experience the tranquility of a real Costa Rican village, with wonderful sunsets and ocean front dining. Conchal Beach is arguably one of the most beautiful beaches in the world and it is a short walk. Monkeys and other wildlife abound. If you want to venture out of the town it is a short distance to the lovely white sand beaches of Flamingo, Penca and Sugar Beach. The nightlife of Tamarindo is close as is the natural beauty of Rincon de la Vieja.
Do[edit][add listing]Brasilito is a safe beach with a small surf break, perfect for a family. The nearby Conchal beach can be good for snorkeling and swimming in lovely warm water. As well as body surfing in Brasilito's safe beach break you can also see surfers surfing at the point when the conditions are right. Horse and ATV tours run along the beach and SCUBA diving, sports fishing and sailing tours leave from nearby Potrero Bay. Canopy tours, wildlife tours and volcano tours can also be done from Brasilito. There are three world class golf courses within a short drive and during the dry season the endangered Leather Back turtles nest at the nearby Las Baulas National Park.
You can also get married! This is a beautiful destination for a wedding.
Buy[edit][add listing]There are two souvenier stores in town where you can buy local crafts and in addition at Playa Conchal there are many street vendors set up to see local souveniers. Wandering merchants sell a variety of items including native clay earthenware and jewerly. The town has four small markets to buy any essentials you may need during your stay. Eat[edit][add listing]Brasilito has a large array of restaurants for such a small town. Papaya at the Conchal Hotel specializes in seafood, steaks and cocktails. Hotel Brasilito has an ocean front restaurant with an international menu. Il Forno is a local Italian Restaurant. Camaron Dorado, a low end seafood restaurant where you dine on the beach. Soda Brasilito, Soda el Coco and Sol y Luna are three local restaurants which feature traditional Costa Rican cuisine for low prices. In addition there are three small bars that serve food in the evenings.
Drink[edit][add listing]The bar at Hotel Brasilito and the Indira Bar share the best view in town of the sunset. Also happy hour at Papaya (at Hotel COnchal) and Lucy's (previously Tiki's). Sleep[edit][add listing]
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