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    Avellanas Surf Hostel

    Guesthouse · Parque Nacional Marino Las Baulas, Costa Rica

    Budget
    PlnrScore 37
    Best time
    Jan–Mar
    Suggested stay
    1-2 nights

    Avellanas Surf Hostel is a guesthouse near Parque Nacional Marino Las Baulas.

    Why stay at Avellanas Surf Hostel

    • 42 mammal species recorded nearby
    • Pool or spa to rest between drives

    Rooms & inclusions

    Pool / spa

    Yes

    WiFi

    Available

    Activities
    guesthouse

    Wildlife near this lodge

    Species recorded within 20 km (iNaturalist research-grade observations).

    1,503

    Species

    42

    Mammals

    222

    Birds

    Most observed

    • Black Spiny-tailed Iguana926 sightings
    • Mantled Howler Monkey588 sightings
    • Variegated Squirrel376 sightings
    • White-throated Magpie-Jay364 sightings
    • Great-tailed Grackle282 sightings
    • Great Kiskadee219 sightings
    • Green Iguana200 sightings
    • Black Vulture193 sightings

    Best time to stay at Avellanas Surf Hostel

    Best months:
    January
    February
    March
    Jan
    Great28°C9mm
    Feb
    Great27°C2mm
    Mar
    Great28°C14mm
    Apr
    Great28°C50mm
    May
    Fair28°C194mm
    Jun
    Fair27°C337mm
    Jul
    Fair27°C229mm
    Aug
    Fair27°C307mm
    Sep
    Fair27°C327mm
    Oct
    Fair27°C354mm
    Nov
    Fair27°C286mm
    Dec
    Great27°C23mm
    Great (4-5)
    Good (3)
    Poor (1-2)
    Best month

    Map & getting there

    Nearest town

    Tamarindo

    18 km away

    Nearest airport

    Cabo Velas Airport (MRCV)

    11 km from the park

    International airport

    Daniel Oduber Quirós International Airport (LIR)

    53 km from the park

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    Data updated September 2026 · Sources: lodge website, Go2Africa, iNaturalist, Open-Meteo