Mirador Junquillal Overlook, Costa Rica Coastline

The Mirador Junquillal Overlook in Costa Rica offers a view of the Pacific Ocean and rugged coastline.
The Mirador Junquillal Overlook provides a vantage point over the Pacific Ocean and the Costa Rican coastline. This overlook offers views of the rugged, vegetated terrain characteristic of the region. Such points are valuable for appreciating the natural geography and coastal beauty of the area.
Photo taken in February 2019.
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Guanacaste Coast
Coastal Guanacaste: shorelines, resort development and wildlife from El Jobo to Junquillal
12 photos • 2019
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