Where Yakú is: Belén de Carrillo, Guanacaste
Yakú is in Belén de Carrillo, Guanacaste, on Route 155, about 7 km west of the junction with Route 21. It is approx. 25 min to Huacas, approx. 37 min to Liberia airport (LIR) and approx. 40–50 min to Tamarindo, Flamingo and Conchal.
Last updated: 2026-11-09

- Liberia Airport (LIR)approx. 37 min
- Huacasapprox. 25 min
- Flamingoapprox. 40–50 min
- Conchalapprox. 40–50 min
- Tamarindoapprox. 40–50 min
Where the lots are
Yakú sits in the district of Belén, in the canton of Carrillo, in Guanacaste province, northwest Costa Rica.
- Road: Route 155, about 7 km west of where it meets Route 21.
- Setting: inland, in rolling hills, not on the beach.
- Exact pin: we are not publishing coordinates until they are taken on site. Ask us on WhatsApp and we will send you directions.
Drive times (approx.)
These times are estimates without traffic, calculated with OpenStreetMap routing. We will drive each route and update this table.
| To | Drive time |
|---|---|
| Huacas | approx. 25 min |
| Liberia International Airport (LIR) | approx. 37 min |
| Tamarindo | approx. 40–50 min |
| Playa Flamingo | approx. 40–50 min |
| Playa Conchal | approx. 40–50 min |
| Playas del Coco | not yet measured — ask us |
Road works, rain and holiday traffic can change these times.
What is nearby
The lots are close to the main towns of this part of Guanacaste. We name them in general terms; drive times to specific shops, clinics or schools have not been measured yet.
- Filadelfia: the seat of the canton of Carrillo, where the Municipality of Carrillo is located.
- Liberia: the capital of Guanacaste province and home of Liberia International Airport (LIR).
- Santa Cruz: a nearby town and seat of its own canton.
- Huacas: a crossroads town on the way to the beaches of the Carrillo and Santa Cruz coast.
If you need a specific service (a hospital, a school, a supermarket), ask us and we will tell you what we know and what is not measured yet.
Climate
Guanacaste has a tropical dry climate with two seasons.
- Dry season: roughly December to April. Hot, sunny and windy, with little or no rain.
- Green (rainy) season: roughly May to November. Afternoon rains and greener landscapes.
Water is a known concern in Guanacaste during the dry season. The water status of each lot is shown on its page.
Why inland
Inland land is outside Costa Rica's maritime-terrestrial zone, the strip along the coast governed by Law 6043.
- On the coast, the first 200 m from the high-tide line are public or held under a concession, not titled ownership.
- The seller states the lots are outside that zone; the per-lot title study is being confirmed.
- Read more in our guide for foreign buyers and on the key facts page.
Visit or walk it by video call
You can visit in person or walk the lot with us on a live video call.
- Write to us on WhatsApp: +506 8980 1919.
- See every lot, size and status on the lots page.
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Walk the land
Come on a Saturday, or let us walk the lot with you on a video call. Either way, you get the price list first.
Prefer WhatsApp? Write to us at +506 8980 1919.
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