We went at low tide. Easy access, though road is a bit rough. We ended up not paying for parking because no one was in the kiosk. Beautiful beach (though I am not partial to the type of sand in CR) with a good number of people but not too crowded. Swimming was good-with only medium waves.

Cool little beach, and one of just a few you can access south of Uvita that isn’t part of the Ballena NP. Only 2000c per vehicle. Lots of food vendors, lots of locals on a Saturday, very safe and fun beach. Check out the caves on the north side!

We were looking for a beach near Uvita outside of the national park, and this is one of the closest ones. Getting to it is easy enough, through a short gravel road. It crosses a small stream that maybe would get dicey if it rains a lot, so be aware of that. There's plenty of parking when you get there, and there are vendors offering seats and big shades for you to use. There were more than enough options to sit, walk, and find shade at this beach when we visited, so you don't really need to pay for anything extra. You can walk to the edges of the beach to see nice rock formations and some small caves. Also some good photo ops. The waves are strong enough to have a good time hanging out in the water, but also enough to make you cautious about going too far. There's a lifeguard on duty, but better to be careful on your own.