It was once a quiet fishing hamlet and later evolved to be the area's most developed and
accessible tourist town.
Once a quiet surf beach and fishing hamlet, Tamarindo has evolved to be the area's most developed and
accessible tourist town.
Not exact matches
The little
town —
accessible by one road — was busy even during the off - season, with a steady stream of
tourists coming by land and by cruise ships, which docked in the harbor.
During this time, some resorts will shut down and beach
towns won't be
accessible to
tourists so do keep this in mind when planning your trip.
The ranking is certainly justified as some of the most stunning beaches I've ever seen are concentrated in an archipelago around El Nido, a
town which is not yet easily
accessible to
tourists.
Originally established as a fishing and whaling center, the tiny oceanfront
town became a popular creative haven in the late 1800s, when the railroad made it easily
accessible to
tourists — artists among them — who were lured by the
town's expansive ocean views and one - of - a-kind light (which often seems to shine from all directions simultaneously).