How To Get From Liberia Airport To Tamarindo?

How far is Liberia Airport from Tamarindo?

The distance between Liberia Airport (LIR) and Tamarindo is 47 km. The road distance is 66.8 km. How do I travel from Liberia Airport (LIR) to Tamarindo without a car? The best way to get from Liberia Airport (LIR) to Tamarindo without a car is to bus which takes 2h 57m and costs.

How long does it take to get from Liberia to Tamarindo?

It takes approximately 1h 28m to drive from Liberia to Tamarindo.

Is Tamarindo worth visiting?

Tamarindo is known for its gorgeous white sand beaches that are a hotspot for surfers, families, and tourists from all over the globe. It’s definitely worth visiting if you’re looking to soak up the Costa Rican sunshine or try surfing for the first time.

Is there Uber in Costa Rica Liberia?

There is Uber in Costa Rica (in some cities)

It’s always available in cities like San Jose (and somewhat in Liberia) and can be a good option for getting into town from the San Jose airport.

Can you swim in Tamarindo Beach?

Tamarindo Beach is safest for swimming at the south end, from Langosta Beach Club south to Capitan Suizo hotel. That area is sheltered by an island. Be extremely careful of swimming in the area near the rocks in front of the Diria hotel.

Do you need a car in Tamarindo?

Honestly, once you get to Tamarindo you don’t really need a car, so I wouldn’t recommend going this route unless you have plans to go to another area later. If you do rent a car and are only going to Tamarindo, you do not need a 4×4 vehicle if you take the correct route.

Is there Uber in Tamarindo Costa Rica?

Uber in Costa Rica – Okay? for Travelers. NOTE: As of early February 2021, the license plate based driving restrictions that were making it difficult/impossible to find an uber have been lifted. Availability is back to normal (see below for limited service area).

What airport do you fly into for Tamarindo Costa Rica?

The closest international airport to Tamarindo is the Daniel Oduber Airport in Liberia (LIR). It has connections to many international cities such as Toronto, Houston, Miami, Atlanta, Panama and New York. The airport is located about 45 minutes out of Tamarindo.

How do I get from Tamarindo to SJO?

Two bus companies run routes to Tamarindo: Alfaro from San José (via Liberia), and La Pampa from Liberia. Alfaro runs two buses per day from San José: 11:30 a.m. (stopping in Liberia) and 3:30 p.m. (via Caldera). The cost is around $10 per person and the trip takes around 5.5 hours. Bags must be stowed under the bus.

Is Tamarindo Safe 2020?

Tamarindo, Puerto Viejo and Drake Bay are the safest areas in Costa Rica. You’ll hardly find any crime here apart from the typical pickpocketing.

How many days do you need in Tamarindo?

We recommend visiting Tamarindo for 3 – 5 days. There are plenty of activities in the area, but you will enjoy a much more memorable experience by splitting time with another destination, such as a rainforest, cloud forest or volcano area. There are many different styles of hotels in Tamarindo.

Which is better Tamarindo or Jaco?

Sand quality is better in Tamarindo so the beach is prettier. Jaco has a dark, fine brown sand that makes the beach look dirty. However, if you get your focus off the sand and take in the whole scene, Jaco is quite beautiful – it’s a large bay flanked by rainforests on both ends and surrounded by mountains.

Do you tip in Costa Rica?

Tipping in Costa Rica is not mandatory, though restaurants do add a service charge on the final bill that includes 10 percent gratuity. This is considered a sufficient amount for a tip when dining out, but you can always leave a few extra colons (or CRC) if the service exceeds expectations.

How much does Uber cost in Costa Rica?

TRANSPORTATION. Uber is legal in Costa Rica and is a much better and cheaper way to travel than taxis. Just as an example, I took an Uber downtown in San Jose recently and it cost $5. When I went back home I took a taxi (my phone had died grrr) and the same route without traffic cost $26.

What is the best way to get around Costa Rica?

The best way to get around Costa Rica is by bus, which is reliable, navigable, inexpensive and frequently runs through San José, Costa Rica’s capital. Driving on your own is not highly recommended as some roads are tricky (speckled with potholes and ambiguously marked intersections).