National Route 117 (Costa Rica)

National Route 117 is a primary road in Costa Rica. It is entirely contained within the province of Guanacaste.

Description

National Route 117 mainly serves as a connecting route to the beaches and tourist areas in the Gulf of Papagayo. The road originates at the intersection with National Route 21 near the Daniel Oduber Quirós International Airport in Liberia. From there, it heads in a general westerly direction towards the coast, passing through or near various communities. It provides access to popular destinations such as Playa Panama, Playa Hermosa, and Playas del Coco.

Route Details

The road is generally paved and maintained, although conditions may vary depending on the specific section and recent weather events. Traffic can be heavy, especially during peak tourist seasons. The route is primarily a two-lane road with some occasional wider sections.

Municipalities Traversed

The following cantons and districts are traversed by National Route 117:

• Liberia Canton: Liberia (starting point)
• Carrillo Canton: Palmira, Sardinal (passing near), Belén (ending point).