Flor de Sabana
About
Flor de Sabana, on Costa Rica, sits along the Costanera Sur in Uvita, within the Provincia de Puntarenas. First-time visitors find it on the country's southern Pacific coast, where the Costanera Sur links the beach towns of the region. Uvita lies south of Manuel Antonio and Jacó, both of which appear among Costa Rica's better-known coastal stops.
Visitors rate Flor de Sabana 3.5 out of 5 across 116 reviews, a spread that shows a steady stream of custom rather than a single wave of praise. Reaching it from the main resorts and towns means travelling the Costanera Sur, the coastal highway that threads Puntarenas province. San José, Tamarindo, Santa Teresa and Puerto Viejo sit elsewhere on the same itinerary, and La Fortuna and Monteverde lie inland.
Costa Rica's dry season runs from December to April, while May to November brings the wet season. A breakfast of gallo pinto, rice and beans fried with onion and coriander, is the standard start to the day across the country.
Uvita's position on the southern coast places it within reach of the capital and the northern Pacific resorts by road. The country has active volcanoes such as Arenal, Poás and Irazú, and Cerro Chirripó is its highest peak.
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