Dominicalito Beach

Dominicalito Beach in Costa Rica is the next beach south after Dominical Beach. The local fishermen’s community uses this bay, where you can see small rustic boats coming in and out. 

This beach is raw and quiet. There is no human-driven development; only natural elements adorn this beach—a secluded bay 1km long with small waves and rocky areas. 

The white waves crash on the grey sands and often splash on the rocks sitting on the shore. Lush green vegetation fringes the shoreline of the bay.

Your gaze into the distant horizon is interrupted by the rise of a small island, adding more character to your already pretty frame.