Guanacaste Surf Real Estate
There are 17 surf properties for sale in Guanacaste, priced from $75,000 to $3,999,000, mostly in Marbella, Playas del Coco and Tamarindo. The mix: 8 lots & land, 6 villas & houses and 3 surf resorts & camps. Of these, 1 sits within 1 km of a surf break. Key facts & FAQ ↓
Surf property, rentals & breaks in Costa Rica
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Guanacaste real estate
| Properties for sale | 17 |
|---|---|
| Price range | $75,000 – $3,999,000 |
| Median asking price | $365,000 |
| Busiest towns | Marbella (5), Playas del Coco (2), Tamarindo (2), Junquillal (1) |
| Property types | Lots & Land (8), Villas & Houses (6), Surf Resorts & Camps (3) |
| Within 1 km of a surf break | 1 |
| Within 5 km of a surf break | 2 |
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Guanacaste real estate: frequently asked questions
How much does a beach house cost in Guanacaste?
Houses and villas for sale in Guanacaste on International Surf Properties are listed from $185,000 to $1,850,000, with a median asking price of $499,000 (6 listings). Across all 17 properties for sale, including land and surf businesses, prices run from $75,000 to $3,999,000.
Where are the best surf towns to buy property in Guanacaste?
By the number of properties listed right now, the busiest surf towns for buyers in Guanacaste are Marbella (5 listings), Playas del Coco (2 listings), Tamarindo (2 listings) and Junquillal (1 listing). Each listing shows its distance to the nearest mapped surf break, so you can compare towns by how close you would live to the waves.
Which surf breaks are closest to property in Guanacaste?
2 properties are for sale in Guanacaste within 5 km of a mapped surf break (1 within 1 km). The breaks with the most listings nearby are Playa Negra and Tamarindo.
Are there beachfront properties for sale in Guanacaste?
Yes. Of the 17 properties for sale in Guanacaste, 1 sits within 1 km of a mapped surf break.
Can foreigners buy property in Guanacaste?
Rules for foreign buyers differ from country to country and often by type of land — coastal strips, border zones and farmland can carry restrictions or require a trust, a local company or a long-term lease. International Surf Properties does not give legal advice: before you sign anything or pay a deposit in Guanacaste, Costa Rica, have a licensed local attorney or notary confirm how you can hold title and check the property's title history.
How do I buy real estate in Guanacaste?
Browse the Guanacaste listings above and use the filters to narrow by price, bedrooms, or property type. Every listing links to the owner or listing agent, so you can ask questions and arrange viewings directly. International Surf Properties lists for-sale homes, villas, lots and surf resorts side by side, and the map view shows exactly how close each property sits to the nearest break.
Can I rent out a surf property in Guanacaste?
Yes — many owners in Guanacaste list their homes as surf vacation rentals between personal stays. International Surf Properties' vacation rentals marketplace puts your property in front of traveling surfers looking to stay walking distance from the waves.