Santa Rosa Bay and Santa Rosa National Park

Located north of Papagayo Golden Palms, this national park protects one of the last remaining tropical dry forests in the world. Santa Rosa Bay is known for its pristine beauty and remote beaches, ideal for those looking to experience a true natural escape. The park also holds historical significance, preserving sites related to Costa Rica's independence.

Activities: Visitors to the park can surf at Naranjo Beach, a paradise for experienced surfers. There are also ecological trails for hiking and observing howler monkeys, pumas, and a variety of exotic birds. History enthusiasts can explore the La Casona Historic Monument, the site of the Battle of Santa Rosa, an important event in Costa Rican history. Santa Rosa Bay also offers picnic areas and tranquil beaches, perfect for a relaxing day.