Casa de Tito y Tita

Modern house just in front of the beautiful beach of Samara. Located in the most calm and perfect area to enjoy with the family and friends. Is Sámara the black hole of happiness? That’s what more than one expat has said after stopping here on vacation and never leaving. On the surface it’s just an easy-to-navigate beach town with barefoot, three-star appeal. The crescent-shaped strip of pale-gray sand spans two rocky headlands, where the sea is calm and beautiful. It’s not spectacular, just safe, mellow, reasonably developed, easily navigable on foot and accessible by public transportation. Not surprisingly, it’s popular with vacationing Ticos, foreign families and backpackers, who enjoy Sámara’s palpable ease and tranquillity. But be careful, the longer you stay the less you’ll want to leave. If you’ve got some extra time and a 4WD, explore the hidden beaches north of Sámara, such as Playas Barrigona and Buenavista. Playa Sámara lies about 35km southwest of Nicoya on a paved road. No flights were operating out of the Sámara airport (P ) at research time. Traroc buses go to Nicoya ( S$3 60, one hour) 10 times a day from 5:30am to 7pm Heading in the opposite direction, the same buses go to Playa Carrillo