Unlike the temperate climate, November is the first month of the dry season in Tamarindo, Costa Rica, a great holiday resort to go and enjoy with your family. This month's climate is not very different from the United Kingdom's, so the accommodation should work automatically.
The average temperature for this month is 26 degrees Celsius (79 degrees Fahrenheit), and it can go down with no more than 10 degrees Celsius in the night. The visitor is to expect up to 18 days of rain. Fortunately, the 6 hours of sunshine per day will give you enough time for tanning and swimming freely in the Pacific Ocean.
Once you get tired of swimming, there is a local attraction where people from all over the world come to attend to it. On Playa Grande, not far from Playa Tamarindo, each year, from November until April, the Leatherback Turtles come to that beach, to lay their eggs. After maximum 90 days since the first turtle left its eggs, the beach will then be filled with small turtles, running as fast as they can to the water. And this is an experience to have at least once in a lifetime.
When the rain stops and your spirit of adventure is as fresh as when you first arrived, then you must book a Kayaking Tour. The Tour in the Glades costs £34 per person, for two and a half hours or kayaking, while observing the surrounding paradise.
For a cosy stay, hotel Mirador Tamarindo might be the answer. With £69 for a room, you can enjoy the complimentary breakfast, air conditioning and even wireless internet access, to keep in touch with the world. There are daily parties offered by the hotel, and also snacks and beverages any time you want. Maybe the best feature of the hotel is the oceanic view, where even the rain seems magical.
