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Tanga Restaurant & Camping (Punta Coyote)

Food & Coffee · Nicoya Peninsula · Beach restaurant

Beach restaurant and campground in the palm grove at the south end of Playa Coyote, near Punta Coyote, where the rocky headland keeps the water calm; it rents surfboards for the reef breaks about 20 minutes' walk around the point.

Dishes to try

seafood

Before you go

Swimming
Only when the water is calm
Facilities
food, shade
Kids
Good for kids
Checked
2026-10

Contact & directions

Secret spots nearby

  • Playa Caletas (Caletas-Arío refuge)Beach · Free · hidden gemA remote beach on the open Pacific between Manzanillo and Coyote, protected as part of the Caletas-Arío national wildlife refuge - a place for a long, quiet walk rather than a swim.
  • Playa CoyoteBeach · Free · hidden gemA huge, almost deserted beach on the remote south coast of the peninsula, split by a mangrove river and backed by farms and forest.
  • Playa PencalBeachA beach in the Nicoya Peninsula.
  • Playa San MiguelBeach · Free · hidden gemMiles of fine grey sand with hardly anyone on them - just scattered vacation homes, a granite headland to poke around and huge skies at sunset.
  • Playa AríoBeach · Free · hidden gemA long, wild beach north of Manzanillo inside the Caletas-Arío wildlife refuge, where sea turtles come ashore to nest and conservation volunteers work nearby.
  • Playa Manzanillo (Santa Teresa)Beach · Free · hidden gemA quiet mix of white sand, black rock and palms past Playa Hermosa, with clear rock pools between mid and low tide and a wide-open sunset horizon.