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Camaronal Beach Costa Rica
Camaronal Beach
Some three kilometers long, this large, open beach has moderate to strong surf. Near its south end is the mouth of the Ri­o Ora, which must be forded with caution to reach this and other beaches to the south (Islita, Bejuco, San Miguel) or north (Carrillo, Samara). Known as a nesting site for giant leatherback and olive ridley turtles, Camaronal features a wildlife refuge that protects these magnificent reptiles. It's also great for camping and fishing.
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