Pros of Staying in Manuel Antonio<\/h5>\n\n- Abundant wildlife and natural beauty<\/li>\n
- Easy to organize family-friendly nature activities<\/li>\n
- Beautiful, calm beaches<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
Cons of Staying in Manuel Antonio<\/h5>\n\n- Crowded at peak times<\/li>\n
- Less nightlife<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
Manuel Antonio Villa Pick<\/h5>\n
Seaside 2<\/a><\/em><\/p>\n9 bedrooms, 9 bath<\/em><\/p>\n$4,559-$13,797\/night<\/em><\/p>\nOne half of the Seaside Estates, Seaside 2 is a modernist masterpiece with a host of amenities, including a pool lounge, two bars, a theatre room, a spa, and multiple double-height spaces. It also features stunning floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking Manuel Antonio and its surrounding islands.<\/p>\n![\"Seaside](\"https:\/\/i0.wp.com\/www.rentalescapes.com\/content\/wp-content\/uploads\/2024\/06\/BLOG-IMAGES-31.webp?resize=1170%2C658&ssl=1\")
<\/a>Seaside 2 – Manuel Antonio<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nWhere to Stay in Costa Rica for Families Who Love Luxury<\/h3>\nPeninsula Papagayo<\/h4>\n
A secluded and serene peninsula off the Caribbean coast, Peninsula Papagayo villas<\/a> are quickly emerging as some of the world\u2019s premiere luxury stays. The peninsula itself is known for its natural beauty, including its lush coastline and its dramatic cliffs. Enjoy sailing, explore hidden beaches, or play a round on the Arnold Palmer Signature Golf Course.<\/p>\nPros of Staying on Peninsula Papagayo<\/h5>\n\n- Exclusive amenities<\/li>\n
- Private, pristine beaches<\/li>\n
- World-class golf<\/li>\n
- Very safe<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
Cons of Staying on Peninsula Papagayo<\/h5>\n\n- Higher prices<\/li>\n
- Lack of local culture<\/li>\n
- Limited nightlife<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
Peninsula Papagayo Villa Pick<\/h5>\n
Cielomar<\/a><\/em><\/p>\n6 bedrooms, 7+1 half<\/em><\/p>\n$8,571-$15,714\/night<\/em><\/p>\nCutting into a promontory, Cielomar is an architectural masterpiece that stuns at every turn. From the infinity edge pool lined with charcoal-black volcanic stone to give a deep blue color to the viewing platform that practically extends into the sea, every detail of this villa has been carefully considered.<\/p>\n![\"Cielomar](\"https:\/\/i0.wp.com\/www.rentalescapes.com\/content\/wp-content\/uploads\/2024\/06\/BLOG-IMAGES-32.webp?resize=1170%2C658&ssl=1\")
<\/a>Cielomar – Peninsula Papagayo<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nWhere to Stay in Costa Rica for Families with Teens<\/h3>\nJaco<\/h4>\n
If you have an active family with teens, Jaco villas<\/a> offer a great mix of surf culture, fun activities, and nice views. Located along the Pacific coast, Jaco features wide, sandy beaches framed by lush hills and mountain views. Popular activities here include surfing and swimming at the bustling Jaco Beach, exploring Cararara National Park, and going zip-lining or ATVing.<\/p>\nPros of Staying in Jaco<\/h5>\n\n- Wide variety of activities<\/li>\n
- Established infrastructure<\/li>\n
- Lots of nightlife<\/li>\n
- Access to national parks and nature reserves<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
Cost of Staying in Jaco<\/h5>\n\n- Not tranquil<\/li>\n
- Can get crowded<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
Jaco Villa Pick<\/h5>\n
Casa Rio Mar<\/a><\/em><\/p>\n9 bedrooms, 5+4 bath<\/em><\/p>\n$1,650-$2,400\/night<\/em><\/p>\nSitting on the south end of Jaco Beach, this 3,700 square-foot villa has everything you need to comfortably accommodate up to 18 guests, including a large, ocean-facing pool. It also features front and rear balconies, an outdoor shower, a large barbecue area, and more.<\/p>\n![\"Casa](\"https:\/\/i0.wp.com\/www.rentalescapes.com\/content\/wp-content\/uploads\/2024\/06\/BLOG-IMAGES-30.webp?resize=1170%2C658&ssl=1\")
<\/a>Casa Rio Mar – Jaco<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nWhere to Stay in Costa Rica for Families to Relax<\/h3>\nPlaya Conchal<\/h4>\n
Known for its unique beach made up of crushed shells and calm, clear water, Playa Conchal is just north of Tamarindo on the Pacific coast. Playa Conchal villas<\/a> take the relaxation one step further with modern stays that the whole family will love.<\/p>\nPros of Staying in Playa Conchal<\/h5>\n\n- Beautiful, unique beach<\/li>\n
- Calm water that\u2019s great for young kids<\/li>\n
- Good snorkeling nearby<\/li>\n
- Great golfing<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
Cons of Staying in Playa Conchal<\/h5>\n\n- Limited dining and entertainment<\/li>\n
- Playa Conchal is not as much of a secret anymore<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
Playa Conchal Villa Pick<\/h5>\n
Casa de Sophie<\/a><\/em><\/p>\n4 bedrooms, 4 bath<\/em><\/p>\n$450-$3,900\/night<\/em><\/p>\nA modern tropical villa, Casa de Sophie sits right by the famous golf course in the Reserva Conchal. It features a gorgeous infinity pool, natural materials, and an open concept. It all combines to create a seamless blend of relaxation and convenience.<\/p>\n![\"Casa](\"https:\/\/i0.wp.com\/www.rentalescapes.com\/content\/wp-content\/uploads\/2024\/06\/BLOG-IMAGES-33.webp?resize=1170%2C658&ssl=1\")
<\/a>Casa de Sophie – Playa Conchal<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nWhere to Stay in Costa Rica for Families with Young Children<\/h3>\nLas Catalinas<\/h4>\n
Founded in 2006, Las Catalinas is an eco-friendly, pedestrian-only town. Like the town itself, Las Catalinas villas<\/a> have been designed with sustainability in mind and are very family-friendly. Las Catalinas also makes a great base from which to discover all the adventures in the surrounding area, including mountain biking and diving off the Catalina Islands.<\/p>\nPros of Staying in Las Catalinas<\/h5>\n\n- Great hiking and mountain biking<\/li>\n
- Lots of water sports<\/li>\n
- Eco-friendly and safe<\/li>\n
- Pedestrian only streets<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
Cons of Staying in Las Catalinas<\/h5>\n\n- Limited nightlife and shopping<\/li>\n
- Somewhat remote<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
Las Catalinas Villa Pick<\/h5>\n
Casa Pelicano<\/a><\/em><\/p>\n7 bedrooms, 7+1 half bath<\/em><\/p>\n$3,700-$8,000\/night<\/em><\/p>\nBursting with bright colors and authentic artwork, Casa Pelicano truly celebrates Costa Rican culture. From the lush tree canopies surrounding the home to the ornate tiles and rich murals inside, all the way to the many little balconies surrounding the main courtyard, this villa is full of delightful surprises.<\/p>\n![\"Casa](\"https:\/\/i0.wp.com\/www.rentalescapes.com\/content\/wp-content\/uploads\/2024\/06\/BLOG-IMAGES-34.webp?resize=1170%2C658&ssl=1\")
<\/a>Casa Pelicano – Las Catalinas<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nWhere to Stay in Costa Rica for Families with Older Kids<\/h3>\nTamarindo<\/h4>\n
Once a sleepy fishing village, Tamarindo has grown to become one of the most popular surf spots along Costa Rica\u2019s Pacific Coast. The opening of the nearby Marino Las Baulas National Park in 1990 made it one of Costa Rica\u2019s best tourist spots, giving the town its unique, lively atmosphere. Tamarindo villas<\/a> let you experience all the fun while still giving you a private refuge to retreat to.<\/p>\nPros of Staying in Tamarindo<\/h5>\n\n- Lively atmosphere<\/li>\n
- Lots of shopping and dining<\/li>\n
- Good surfing<\/li>\n
- Plenty of hiking and adventure nearby<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
Cons of Staying in Tamarindo<\/h5>\n\n- More commercialized than other areas<\/li>\n
- Can be busy and noisy, including at night<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
Tamarindo Villa Pick<\/h5>\n
Casa Alang Alang<\/a><\/em><\/p>\n8 bedrooms, 8+1 bath<\/em><\/p>\n$2,400-$4,900\/night<\/em><\/p>\nSpread out over 15,000 square feet on a secluded hillside yet just a 5-minute walk to the beach and the town center, Casa Alang Alang is a perfect mix of seclusion and convenience. Extra features like two overflowing pools, a natural mosquito repellant system, and an open living room combine to create the perfect indoor\/outdoor experience.<\/p>\n![\"Casa](\"https:\/\/i0.wp.com\/www.rentalescapes.com\/content\/wp-content\/uploads\/2024\/06\/BLOG-IMAGES-35.webp?resize=1170%2C658&ssl=1\")
<\/a>Casa Alang Alang – Tamarindo<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nWhere to Stay in Costa Rica with Family that\u2019s off the Beaten Path<\/h3>\nDominicalito<\/h4>\n
A small, tranquil beach town for its laid-back vibe and natural beauty, Dominicalito offers an authentic, local feel characterized by lush rainforest and rugged coastline. Explore the nearby waterfalls. Enjoy the tide pools. Spot whales in season. Dominicalito villas<\/a> let you enjoy that authentic pura vida.<\/em><\/p>\nPros of Staying in Dominicalito<\/h5>\n
Cons of Staying in Manuel Antonio<\/h5>\n\n- Crowded at peak times<\/li>\n
- Less nightlife<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
Manuel Antonio Villa Pick<\/h5>\n
Seaside 2<\/a><\/em><\/p>\n9 bedrooms, 9 bath<\/em><\/p>\n$4,559-$13,797\/night<\/em><\/p>\nOne half of the Seaside Estates, Seaside 2 is a modernist masterpiece with a host of amenities, including a pool lounge, two bars, a theatre room, a spa, and multiple double-height spaces. It also features stunning floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking Manuel Antonio and its surrounding islands.<\/p>\n<\/a>Seaside 2 – Manuel Antonio<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nWhere to Stay in Costa Rica for Families Who Love Luxury<\/h3>\nPeninsula Papagayo<\/h4>\n
A secluded and serene peninsula off the Caribbean coast, Peninsula Papagayo villas<\/a> are quickly emerging as some of the world\u2019s premiere luxury stays. The peninsula itself is known for its natural beauty, including its lush coastline and its dramatic cliffs. Enjoy sailing, explore hidden beaches, or play a round on the Arnold Palmer Signature Golf Course.<\/p>\nPros of Staying on Peninsula Papagayo<\/h5>\n\n- Exclusive amenities<\/li>\n
- Private, pristine beaches<\/li>\n
- World-class golf<\/li>\n
- Very safe<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
Cons of Staying on Peninsula Papagayo<\/h5>\n\n- Higher prices<\/li>\n
- Lack of local culture<\/li>\n
- Limited nightlife<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
Peninsula Papagayo Villa Pick<\/h5>\n
Cielomar<\/a><\/em><\/p>\n6 bedrooms, 7+1 half<\/em><\/p>\n$8,571-$15,714\/night<\/em><\/p>\nCutting into a promontory, Cielomar is an architectural masterpiece that stuns at every turn. From the infinity edge pool lined with charcoal-black volcanic stone to give a deep blue color to the viewing platform that practically extends into the sea, every detail of this villa has been carefully considered.<\/p>\n<\/a>Cielomar – Peninsula Papagayo<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nWhere to Stay in Costa Rica for Families with Teens<\/h3>\nJaco<\/h4>\n
If you have an active family with teens, Jaco villas<\/a> offer a great mix of surf culture, fun activities, and nice views. Located along the Pacific coast, Jaco features wide, sandy beaches framed by lush hills and mountain views. Popular activities here include surfing and swimming at the bustling Jaco Beach, exploring Cararara National Park, and going zip-lining or ATVing.<\/p>\nPros of Staying in Jaco<\/h5>\n\n- Wide variety of activities<\/li>\n
- Established infrastructure<\/li>\n
- Lots of nightlife<\/li>\n
- Access to national parks and nature reserves<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
Cost of Staying in Jaco<\/h5>\n\n- Not tranquil<\/li>\n
- Can get crowded<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
Jaco Villa Pick<\/h5>\n
Casa Rio Mar<\/a><\/em><\/p>\n9 bedrooms, 5+4 bath<\/em><\/p>\n$1,650-$2,400\/night<\/em><\/p>\nSitting on the south end of Jaco Beach, this 3,700 square-foot villa has everything you need to comfortably accommodate up to 18 guests, including a large, ocean-facing pool. It also features front and rear balconies, an outdoor shower, a large barbecue area, and more.<\/p>\n<\/a>Casa Rio Mar – Jaco<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nWhere to Stay in Costa Rica for Families to Relax<\/h3>\nPlaya Conchal<\/h4>\n
Known for its unique beach made up of crushed shells and calm, clear water, Playa Conchal is just north of Tamarindo on the Pacific coast. Playa Conchal villas<\/a> take the relaxation one step further with modern stays that the whole family will love.<\/p>\nPros of Staying in Playa Conchal<\/h5>\n\n- Beautiful, unique beach<\/li>\n
- Calm water that\u2019s great for young kids<\/li>\n
- Good snorkeling nearby<\/li>\n
- Great golfing<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
Cons of Staying in Playa Conchal<\/h5>\n\n- Limited dining and entertainment<\/li>\n
- Playa Conchal is not as much of a secret anymore<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
Playa Conchal Villa Pick<\/h5>\n
Casa de Sophie<\/a><\/em><\/p>\n4 bedrooms, 4 bath<\/em><\/p>\n$450-$3,900\/night<\/em><\/p>\nA modern tropical villa, Casa de Sophie sits right by the famous golf course in the Reserva Conchal. It features a gorgeous infinity pool, natural materials, and an open concept. It all combines to create a seamless blend of relaxation and convenience.<\/p>\n<\/a>Casa de Sophie – Playa Conchal<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nWhere to Stay in Costa Rica for Families with Young Children<\/h3>\nLas Catalinas<\/h4>\n
Founded in 2006, Las Catalinas is an eco-friendly, pedestrian-only town. Like the town itself, Las Catalinas villas<\/a> have been designed with sustainability in mind and are very family-friendly. Las Catalinas also makes a great base from which to discover all the adventures in the surrounding area, including mountain biking and diving off the Catalina Islands.<\/p>\nPros of Staying in Las Catalinas<\/h5>\n\n- Great hiking and mountain biking<\/li>\n
- Lots of water sports<\/li>\n
- Eco-friendly and safe<\/li>\n
- Pedestrian only streets<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
Cons of Staying in Las Catalinas<\/h5>\n\n- Limited nightlife and shopping<\/li>\n
- Somewhat remote<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
Las Catalinas Villa Pick<\/h5>\n
Casa Pelicano<\/a><\/em><\/p>\n7 bedrooms, 7+1 half bath<\/em><\/p>\n$3,700-$8,000\/night<\/em><\/p>\nBursting with bright colors and authentic artwork, Casa Pelicano truly celebrates Costa Rican culture. From the lush tree canopies surrounding the home to the ornate tiles and rich murals inside, all the way to the many little balconies surrounding the main courtyard, this villa is full of delightful surprises.<\/p>\n<\/a>Casa Pelicano – Las Catalinas<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nWhere to Stay in Costa Rica for Families with Older Kids<\/h3>\nTamarindo<\/h4>\n
Once a sleepy fishing village, Tamarindo has grown to become one of the most popular surf spots along Costa Rica\u2019s Pacific Coast. The opening of the nearby Marino Las Baulas National Park in 1990 made it one of Costa Rica\u2019s best tourist spots, giving the town its unique, lively atmosphere. Tamarindo villas<\/a> let you experience all the fun while still giving you a private refuge to retreat to.<\/p>\nPros of Staying in Tamarindo<\/h5>\n\n- Lively atmosphere<\/li>\n
- Lots of shopping and dining<\/li>\n
- Good surfing<\/li>\n
- Plenty of hiking and adventure nearby<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
Cons of Staying in Tamarindo<\/h5>\n\n- More commercialized than other areas<\/li>\n
- Can be busy and noisy, including at night<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
Tamarindo Villa Pick<\/h5>\n
Casa Alang Alang<\/a><\/em><\/p>\n8 bedrooms, 8+1 bath<\/em><\/p>\n$2,400-$4,900\/night<\/em><\/p>\nSpread out over 15,000 square feet on a secluded hillside yet just a 5-minute walk to the beach and the town center, Casa Alang Alang is a perfect mix of seclusion and convenience. Extra features like two overflowing pools, a natural mosquito repellant system, and an open living room combine to create the perfect indoor\/outdoor experience.<\/p>\n<\/a>Casa Alang Alang – Tamarindo<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nWhere to Stay in Costa Rica with Family that\u2019s off the Beaten Path<\/h3>\nDominicalito<\/h4>\n
A small, tranquil beach town for its laid-back vibe and natural beauty, Dominicalito offers an authentic, local feel characterized by lush rainforest and rugged coastline. Explore the nearby waterfalls. Enjoy the tide pools. Spot whales in season. Dominicalito villas<\/a> let you enjoy that authentic pura vida.<\/em><\/p>\nPros of Staying in Dominicalito<\/h5>\n
Manuel Antonio Villa Pick<\/h5>\n
Seaside 2<\/a><\/em><\/p>\n 9 bedrooms, 9 bath<\/em><\/p>\n $4,559-$13,797\/night<\/em><\/p>\n One half of the Seaside Estates, Seaside 2 is a modernist masterpiece with a host of amenities, including a pool lounge, two bars, a theatre room, a spa, and multiple double-height spaces. It also features stunning floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking Manuel Antonio and its surrounding islands.<\/p>\n A secluded and serene peninsula off the Caribbean coast, Peninsula Papagayo villas<\/a> are quickly emerging as some of the world\u2019s premiere luxury stays. The peninsula itself is known for its natural beauty, including its lush coastline and its dramatic cliffs. Enjoy sailing, explore hidden beaches, or play a round on the Arnold Palmer Signature Golf Course.<\/p>\n Cielomar<\/a><\/em><\/p>\n 6 bedrooms, 7+1 half<\/em><\/p>\n $8,571-$15,714\/night<\/em><\/p>\n Cutting into a promontory, Cielomar is an architectural masterpiece that stuns at every turn. From the infinity edge pool lined with charcoal-black volcanic stone to give a deep blue color to the viewing platform that practically extends into the sea, every detail of this villa has been carefully considered.<\/p>\n If you have an active family with teens, Jaco villas<\/a> offer a great mix of surf culture, fun activities, and nice views. Located along the Pacific coast, Jaco features wide, sandy beaches framed by lush hills and mountain views. Popular activities here include surfing and swimming at the bustling Jaco Beach, exploring Cararara National Park, and going zip-lining or ATVing.<\/p>\n Casa Rio Mar<\/a><\/em><\/p>\n 9 bedrooms, 5+4 bath<\/em><\/p>\n $1,650-$2,400\/night<\/em><\/p>\n Sitting on the south end of Jaco Beach, this 3,700 square-foot villa has everything you need to comfortably accommodate up to 18 guests, including a large, ocean-facing pool. It also features front and rear balconies, an outdoor shower, a large barbecue area, and more.<\/p>\n Known for its unique beach made up of crushed shells and calm, clear water, Playa Conchal is just north of Tamarindo on the Pacific coast. Playa Conchal villas<\/a> take the relaxation one step further with modern stays that the whole family will love.<\/p>\n Casa de Sophie<\/a><\/em><\/p>\n 4 bedrooms, 4 bath<\/em><\/p>\n $450-$3,900\/night<\/em><\/p>\n A modern tropical villa, Casa de Sophie sits right by the famous golf course in the Reserva Conchal. It features a gorgeous infinity pool, natural materials, and an open concept. It all combines to create a seamless blend of relaxation and convenience.<\/p>\n Founded in 2006, Las Catalinas is an eco-friendly, pedestrian-only town. Like the town itself, Las Catalinas villas<\/a> have been designed with sustainability in mind and are very family-friendly. Las Catalinas also makes a great base from which to discover all the adventures in the surrounding area, including mountain biking and diving off the Catalina Islands.<\/p>\n Casa Pelicano<\/a><\/em><\/p>\n 7 bedrooms, 7+1 half bath<\/em><\/p>\n $3,700-$8,000\/night<\/em><\/p>\n Bursting with bright colors and authentic artwork, Casa Pelicano truly celebrates Costa Rican culture. From the lush tree canopies surrounding the home to the ornate tiles and rich murals inside, all the way to the many little balconies surrounding the main courtyard, this villa is full of delightful surprises.<\/p>\n Once a sleepy fishing village, Tamarindo has grown to become one of the most popular surf spots along Costa Rica\u2019s Pacific Coast. The opening of the nearby Marino Las Baulas National Park in 1990 made it one of Costa Rica\u2019s best tourist spots, giving the town its unique, lively atmosphere. Tamarindo villas<\/a> let you experience all the fun while still giving you a private refuge to retreat to.<\/p>\n Casa Alang Alang<\/a><\/em><\/p>\n 8 bedrooms, 8+1 bath<\/em><\/p>\n $2,400-$4,900\/night<\/em><\/p>\n Spread out over 15,000 square feet on a secluded hillside yet just a 5-minute walk to the beach and the town center, Casa Alang Alang is a perfect mix of seclusion and convenience. Extra features like two overflowing pools, a natural mosquito repellant system, and an open living room combine to create the perfect indoor\/outdoor experience.<\/p>\n A small, tranquil beach town for its laid-back vibe and natural beauty, Dominicalito offers an authentic, local feel characterized by lush rainforest and rugged coastline. Explore the nearby waterfalls. Enjoy the tide pools. Spot whales in season. Dominicalito villas<\/a> let you enjoy that authentic pura vida.<\/em><\/p>\n<\/a>Where to Stay in Costa Rica for Families Who Love Luxury<\/h3>\n
Peninsula Papagayo<\/h4>\n
Pros of Staying on Peninsula Papagayo<\/h5>\n
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Cons of Staying on Peninsula Papagayo<\/h5>\n
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Peninsula Papagayo Villa Pick<\/h5>\n
<\/a>Where to Stay in Costa Rica for Families with Teens<\/h3>\n
Jaco<\/h4>\n
Pros of Staying in Jaco<\/h5>\n
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Cost of Staying in Jaco<\/h5>\n
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Jaco Villa Pick<\/h5>\n
<\/a>Where to Stay in Costa Rica for Families to Relax<\/h3>\n
Playa Conchal<\/h4>\n
Pros of Staying in Playa Conchal<\/h5>\n
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Cons of Staying in Playa Conchal<\/h5>\n
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Playa Conchal Villa Pick<\/h5>\n
<\/a>Where to Stay in Costa Rica for Families with Young Children<\/h3>\n
Las Catalinas<\/h4>\n
Pros of Staying in Las Catalinas<\/h5>\n
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Cons of Staying in Las Catalinas<\/h5>\n
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Las Catalinas Villa Pick<\/h5>\n
<\/a>Where to Stay in Costa Rica for Families with Older Kids<\/h3>\n
Tamarindo<\/h4>\n
Pros of Staying in Tamarindo<\/h5>\n
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Cons of Staying in Tamarindo<\/h5>\n
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Tamarindo Villa Pick<\/h5>\n
<\/a>Where to Stay in Costa Rica with Family that\u2019s off the Beaten Path<\/h3>\n
Dominicalito<\/h4>\n
Pros of Staying in Dominicalito<\/h5>\n
![\"Casa](\"https:\/\/i0.wp.com\/www.rentalescapes.com\/content\/wp-content\/uploads\/2024\/06\/BLOG-IMAGES-37.webp?resize=1170%2C658&ssl=1\")