November marks the transition from the rainy season to the dry season in Guanacaste, Costa Rica. This period experiences shifting weather patterns, with decreasing rainfall and increasing sunshine. Typically, one can expect a mix of sunny days and occasional showers, creating a unique microclimate within this Pacific coastal region. Temperatures remain warm, generally averaging in the high 80s Fahrenheit (low 30s Celsius). The humidity also begins to decrease, offering more comfortable conditions compared to the wetter months.
This transitional period offers advantages for visitors. The landscape transforms into a vibrant green, revitalized by the preceding rains. The reduced rainfall makes outdoor activities, such as hiking, wildlife viewing, and watersports, more enjoyable. Moreover, the lower prices compared to the peak dry season and fewer crowds make November an attractive time to explore Guanacaste’s diverse ecosystems, from its dry tropical forests to its pristine beaches. This specific time frame represents a sweet spot for experiencing the regions natural beauty without the intensity of either extreme season.
