Overview
Punta Uva is a small, tranquil town on Costa Rica's Caribbean coast known for having the most beautiful beaches in the region. The town maintains a strict rule prohibiting development within 50 meters of the high tide line, keeping the beaches exceptionally clean and pristine.
Beach · Day Trips · Diving · Nature · Surfing
Before you go
Connectivity
WiFi is available at some accommodations including Casa de la Musa, though connectivity can be limited in this remote coastal area.
Money
Prices in the area are often quoted in US dollars. Local currency is the Costa Rican colón. Small restaurants may be cash-only.
Safety
Punta Uva is generally safe for travelers. The main concerns are standard precautions against petty theft and awareness of ocean conditions when swimming or snorkeling.
Transport
Bicycles are the most popular way to get around Punta Uva, with rentals available at local shops. Scooters and electric carts offer another option for exploring the coastal area.
Water
The beaches at Punta Uva are known for being clean and swimmable. Some areas have coral reefs, so water shoes are recommended for snorkeling.
