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Coto 47 Airport (OTR)
Coto 47 Airport is a small gateway for southern Puntarenas Province, serving Coto 47 and nearby Ciudad Neily near the Panama border. Compare transfer options to Ciudad Neily, Pavones, Playa Zancudo, Golfito, and other destinations across southern Costa Rica.
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About Coto 47 Airport
Coto 47 Airport is a small domestic airport in Puntarenas Province, serving Coto 47 and nearby Ciudad Neily in southern Costa Rica. It lies close to the Panama border and provides access to communities and destinations in the southern Pacific region. The airport has a compact terminal and a single paved runway. Infrastructure improvements delivered in 2017 included a 1,008-metre runway and perimeter fencing, strengthening the airfield for regional operations. Coto 47 is located about 6 kilometres from Ciudad Neily and is connected by road to Pavones, Playa Zancudo, Golfito and other nearby destinations. Local taxis and scheduled buses serve the airport area. As a regional gateway, the airport supports domestic flights and general aviation, offering travellers a practical entry point for the southern part of Costa Rica.
Terminal Overview
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Coto 47 Airport operates as a small domestic airport with a single compact passenger terminal building serving arrivals and departures.
Ground Transportation Services to and from Coto 47 Airport
Transfers
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Car Rental
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