Travel

Flight

LIR Airport

Liberia ‘Daniel Oduber Quirós International Airport’ (LIR) is a 1.5 hour drive to Tamarindo. We recommend flying into Liberia, especially if you're only attending the wedding. San Jose Airport (SJO) is a 4-5 hour drive to Tamarindo. Direct flights from various US locations to Liberia are available with major airlines like Delta, United, and American.

Travel Note

Passport Required

Passports are required to travel to Costa Rica. If you do not have a passport or it’s expired, it’s time to start your passport application/renewal! Current U.S. department of state passport processing is estimated to be 8 to 11 weeks. Your passport must not expire within 6 months of your departure date. No additional travel visas are required.

Hotel

Accommodations

Tamarindo offers a diverse array of accommodations, including resort-style hotels, charming boutique hotels, and Airbnbs. A hotel room block is available at the Wyndham Hotel for interested wedding guests. Click the below link for details on the hotel room block as well as additional accommodation recommendations.

Travel Note

Airport Transportation

Transportation between the airport and Tamarindo costs around $100 and will take around 1.5 hours one-way. Options include Uber, shuttles, and taxis. Uber is widely used and can be hailed at the airport and in Tamarindo. Taxis and car rentals are also available at the airport and in Tamarindo.

Travel Note

Getting Around

Tamarindo is a compact surf town, perfect for walking. If you're staying there all weekend, a car isn't necessary. Locals often walk, bike or drive golf carts to get around town. If you decide to rent a car, there are many options available at Tamarindo airport, including several US rental companies like Enterprise, Avis and Alamo.