Uvita

Uvita, located on Costa Rica's southern Pacific coast in the Puntarenas province, is a small yet significant town known for its lush rainforests, mountains, and proximity to Marino Ballena National Park. This coastal region, part of the Costa Ballena area, is recognized for its unique "Whale’s Tail" formation, a sandbar visible at low tide. Uvita’s natural environment offers rich biodiversity, including sightings of humpback whales during migration seasons, and is surrounded by tropical forests teeming with wildlife. The town has developed a reputation as an eco-friendly hub with a focus on sustainability, drawing attention for its peaceful atmosphere and access to outdoor activities such as hiking, snorkeling, and exploring waterfalls​.