Did you know October and November are, in Uvita, the months when the jungle is at its greenest, the waterfalls run at their fullest, and the town empties out of tourists? It’s not a season for everyone \u2014 but for the traveler looking for a different kind of Costa Rica, with more quiet and better rates, it’s probably the best-kept secret of the year.<\/p>\n\n
Let’s be upfront: October is the rainiest month of the year<\/strong> on the South Pacific coast \u2014 rainy enough that several local tourism businesses close temporarily due to low demand. If you come in October, take it for what it is: heavy downpours, rougher seas, and a town that’s practically yours alone.<\/p>\n\n November is a different story.<\/strong> The weather starts shifting toward the dry season: sunny mornings, afternoon showers that cool things down without ruining your plans, pleasant temperatures (22\u00b0C to 29\u00b0C \/ 72\u201384\u00b0F), and the jungle at its greenest and lushest point of the year. It’s still quiet season \u2014 few tourists, low rates \u2014 but with much more cooperative weather than October.<\/p>\n\n During rainy season, land-based and cultural activities are your best bet \u2014 they don’t depend on calm seas. Here’s our lineup for these months:<\/p>\n\n Which of these would you like to add to your stay? Message us and we’ll coordinate everything with the operator \u2014 dates, price, and meeting point.<\/p>\n\nWhy it’s still worth coming<\/h2>\n\n
What to do: culture and land-based nature<\/h2>\n\n