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The region is supplied
with spectacular attractions, not to mention the diverse flora and
fauna Costa Rica is famous for.
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MALPAIS COSTA RICA LOCAL ATTRACTIONS
Malpais is everything to the south of the crossroads at Frank's
Place. Like Montezuma, Malpais has mostly rocky beaches, with
occasional sandy coves. It has two great surf spots - one at Mar
Azul, and one at Sunset Reef. The crowd here is older and more
laid-back than in Santa Teresa, and although it's right next door,
has developed a very different vibe. Unlike Santa Teresa, the real
estate on the Malpais side hasn't been chopped up into thousands of
tiny lots for development. A greater amount of intact jungle, and
more water in the hills keeps the area greener, and because there
are less tourists, it's quieter. The exception is the famous Malpais
Surf Camp, which has an open mike night on Wednesday nights which is
attended by half the peninsula. Many famous musicians have shown up
unexpectedly and rocked the crowd, so you never know what you're
going to hear.
Malpais borders Cabo Blanco National Park, but it doesn't have an
entrance to the park. The only entrance for tourists is in Cabuya,
which is just south of Montezuma. Malpais is blessed with one of the
best restaurants on the peninsula, called simply "Mary's". This
place makes the world's best fish tacos, and the prices are
affordable. I'm salivating just thinking about them!
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2006 by Geoff McCabe |
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