Active locals, beaches, jungle, limited industrialism - Can I have it all? (to buy, activities)

[mrbambocha]

Is there any matches or something that comes close to it?

Priorities ranked.
1. Active/Sporty locals
2. Beaches with warm ocean
3. Jungle or a lot of vegitation
4. Limited industrialism
5. Ability to buy streetfood

[Davy-040]

Southern Thailand: Phang Nga or Krabi.

[mrbambocha]

Im not sure about Asia overall. To be a bit more specific about the "active locals". I was thinking of something like the LA/Miami/Rio culture where people do all posibile activities on be beach, but without the skyscrapers and over-industrialization.

[toosie]

Costa rica

[ABQConvict]

Somewhere on coastal Brazil. Maybe south of Sao Paolo or between Rio and Recife?

I think 'sporty locals' is an urban phenomenon so there is going to be some development and/or industrialism associated with the population in question.

[rosa surf]

Originally Posted by mrbambocha

Is there any matches or something that comes close to it?

Priorities ranked.
1. Active/Sporty locals
2. Beaches with warm ocean
3. Jungle or a lot of vegitation
4. Limited industrialism
5. Ability to buy streetfood

Sounds like Brazil.

[mrbambocha]

Thanks for all the feedback so far!
What do you think would be the best this time a year? Ive narrowed it down to Costa Rica, Belize, Brazil, Hawaii.

[Ottawa2011]

Patagonia.

[Davy-040]

Originally Posted by Ottawa2011

Patagonia.

Doesn't have a warm ocean and large selection of street food.

[Ottawa2011]

Originally Posted by Davy-040

Doesn't have a warm ocean and large selection of street food.

Temperatures rarely dip down below zero, that's warm to me. That might be relative.

There are indeed street markets in the cities and towns of Patagonia. The number of street vendors isn't comparable to a large city, but someplace like Beijing or Seoul isn't going to be what the OP's looking for.