The Uvita Whales Tail, this natural phenomenon has become World Famous in it's own right.
Uvita has arguably, some of the best diving in the world at your fingertips in Uvita and Ballena National Park.
Located within the Ballena National Park, the waters off the coast of Uvita are chalk full of sea life

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Below is a list of the Top 6 favorite experiences that can't be missed, in or around Uvita:

1Caño Island: a divers paradise of the coast of Uvita. Caño Island Biological Reserve provides some of the World's Best dive waters and is second only to Cocos.

2Corcovado National Park: a truly "wild frontier" location in Costa Rica, Corcovado is said to possess 5% of the planets flora & fauna according to National Geographic.

3Pavon Waterfall: probably the most unique waterfall you'll see, Pavon truly is, natures swimming hole. Located just south of Uvita near Ojochal.

4Whale's Tail: created by the natural formation of the two side by side bays of Uvita, the Whale's Tail is nature's earthly replica of this majestic mammal.

5Terraba River Mangroves: seaside forests in water with over twice the salinity of ocean seawater. These are extremely rare and mystical places and Uvita has them.

6Ventanas Beach: located between Uvita and Ojochal, this quaint secluded beach features tunnels/caves to explore at low tide.

The Ocean

Diving in Ballena National Park is something to behold.

Uvita sits within this majestic place and offers up some of the world's best diving experiences.

The Jungle

Viewing capuchin monkeys in their natural environment, is a memory to last a lifetime.

5% of the world's flora and fauna, call Costa Rica home.

The Beach

Uvita beach could not have been more perfectly designed.

The World Famous Whale's Tail has got to be one of the top beaches of the world.

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Cristal Ballena

The epitome of high class,Cristal Ballena offers the finest in dinning and accommodations. Perched above the Pacific Ocean...

Cuna del Angel

Our personal favorite, Cuna del Angel serves up some of the most unique, quality food in the area. For an experience worth remembering...

Whales & Dolphins

With massive oceanviews over Ballena National Park, the hotel is labeled an "eco lodge" however this is one of the finest hotels in Costa Rica...

It wasn't that long ago when Uvita and Dominical both, were virtually unknowns throughout the travel community. Only those looking for a rugged adventure deep in to the far off reaches of the Costa Rican jungle, new about these gems of the South Pacific.

That's all but a distant memory these days...

People from all over the globe come to Uvita and Dominical to experience adventure, leisure beach time or even jungle excusions. And when it comes to insight unlike none other...Sunset Surf, the premier Dominical surf camp has you covered over that full spectrum.

Posted by administrator Dec 06, 2011

Uvita Costa Rica: The Little Village that Could

Uvita. Could it become a center point for baby-boomers looking to retire in rustic surrounding amongst some of the most bio-diverse areas on the planet? Could it become the business hub for the Southern Zone? Could Uvita rise above the current economic struggles the rest of the country is experiencing?

Well, who knows to be honest but here are some predictions none the less.

Posted by administrator Jul 26, 2011

Uvita Whale's Tail is Gone!

Although everyone is saying the earthquake and subsequent tsunami of Japan had no effect on Costa Rica...this does not appear to be entirely correct.

Over the years Uvita has had one glaring character trait that made it stand out from anywhere else in the world. The beach here was truly a masterpiece of Mother Nature.

Posted by administrator Mar 18, 2011

Uvita Gets Police...REAL Police!

A new police presence, located above the liquor store at the Banco de Costa Rica (BCR) and Doña Maria’s restaurant intersection in Uvita, was met with positive reviews as a continuation of the collective consciousness for “Pura Vida.” The expeditious rate of infrastructure expansion, residential growth and tourism progress has marked the impressive and contrasting frontiers of the south Pacific as a minted jewel now accessible for all travelers alike, and not only for the extreme adventure tourists or expats. The newly paved Costanera Sur that passes through the hot spot destinations of Jaco, Quepos and Dominical, leads 18 km all the more south to the genuine heart and authentic atmosphere of Uvita. With the geography traversed with jungle and namesake national park beaches such as Bahia and Ballena, it is no wonder why the density of traffic from weekend locals and tourists, or expat and Tico settlers, has steadily increased.

Posted by administrator Jan 21, 2011

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