National Route 128 (Costa Rica)

National Route 128 is a secondary road in Costa Rica. It is located in the Guanacaste province. The route connects the town of Santa Cruz with several coastal communities including Tamarindo and Playa Grande. It provides access to beaches and tourism-related areas. The road's condition varies, with sections being paved while others remain gravel or dirt, particularly in areas closer to the coastline. Seasonal weather conditions, especially during the rainy season, can impact the road's accessibility and condition, requiring 4x4 vehicles in some areas. The route serves as a vital link for local residents and tourists alike, facilitating transportation of goods, services, and people within the region. Maintenance and improvement projects are occasionally carried out by the Costa Rican government to address issues with road conditions and accessibility.