Top Things to do in Province of Guanacaste
Top 5 Farmers Markets in Province of Guanacaste, Costa Rica
Discover the best top things to do in Province of Guanacaste, Costa Rica including Eco Market El Coco, La Feria - Nosara Market, Monday Moonlight Market, Tamarindo Farmers Market, Feria de Sámara.
Restaurants in Province of Guanacaste
1. Eco Market El Coco
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
EcoMarket El Coco is the best place to experience the true culture of the region having the possibility to interact with both conscious producers and consumers. It´s a farmers and artisans reunion place where you can find organic goods fresh and processed, jewelry, souvenirs, plants, and many other earth friendly products.
2. La Feria - Nosara Market
3. Monday Moonlight Market
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 2 reviews
The MONDAY MOONLIGHT MARKET in Playa Flamingo is an evening community market filled with fun, food, artisan crafts, live music and entertainment! The market is Monday nights from 6-9PM. It is held from mid November until the end of April and mid June to the end of August. The market is located at La Plaza in Flamingo where you will find Marie’s Restaurant and Angelina's Restaurant.
4. Tamarindo Farmers Market
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 119 reviews
The Feria is held every Saturday from 08:00 a.m until 14:00pm. Come enjoy fresh products and other local products such as fresh fish, eggs, dairy products, honey, bread, jams, art, jewelry, and handcraft.
Reviewed By shannonw116
This farmers market far exceeded our expectation! It was a great opportunity to chat with and get to know the locals of Tamarindo. The fruit stands had very reasonable prices - far more reasonable than the grocery stores. They allow you to try the fruits before buying, as well. Our favorite part of the farmers market, however, was the empanada stand. A wonderful family sells absolutely delicious empanadas... we even stopped by again later in the day for more! I would highly recommend anyone stop by the farmers market.. go out and support the locals!
