Tamarindo Live Cam

Tamarindo, a former fishing village that is turning into Guanascate's most developed tourist town. It now boasts a newly paved road and soon there will a road heading south out of Tamarindo to Pinilla where a 35 hectacre resort golf course and housing project is currently being developed. Both surfing and windsurfing are good in Tamarindo, and there’s a wildlife refuge and marine national park nearby, where leatherback turtles can be seen nesting during the summer months. However these turtles are protected by law and the only way to see them is on a tour with a specially certified guide. Tamarindo’s beach is large enough that non-surfers can still find quiet stretches. Parts of the beach have rip currents and barely submerged rocks, so be careful about swimming here. Also the estuaries to the north and south are very dangerous to cross at medium to high tide, so do not attempt to cross them. This beach has very good public access by bus, either local busses or the new tourist busses can be found here.