Hiking adventures around Montezuma offer some of the most rewarding outdoor experiences on Costa Rica’s Nicoya Peninsula. While many travelers first visit Montezuma for its beaches and laid-back atmosphere, they quickly discover that the area is…
If you land at Daniel Oduber Quirós International Airport (LIR) in Liberia, the journey is longer and slightly more complex. Option 1: Drive Around the Peninsula (No Ferry) Drive south through Nicoya and continue to…
A Complete Travel Guide to Costa Rica’s Most Bohemian Beach Town Montezuma is not the easiest beach town to reach in Costa Rica — and that’s exactly why many travelers fall in love with it.…
Which Nicoya Peninsula Beach Should You Choose? Montezuma and Santa Teresa sit on the southern Nicoya Peninsula, separated by roughly an hour of winding coastal road. Both require effort to reach — often involving a…
Hiking Costa Rica’s First Protected Wilderness Near Montezuma Before there were national parks in Costa Rica, there was Cabo Blanco. Established in 1963, Cabo Blanco Absolute Nature Reserve was the country’s first protected area —…
How to Visit One of Costa Rica’s Most Iconic Jungle Cascades Montezuma may be known for its laid-back beach vibe, but the real heartbeat of the town is inland, where a river cuts through dense…
Waterfalls, Jungle Trails & Slow Coastal Living on the Nicoya Peninsula Montezuma sits on the southeastern edge of Costa Rica’s Nicoya Peninsula, where jungle-covered hills spill into the Pacific and dirt roads lead to waterfalls…
Waterfalls, Jungle Trails & Bohemian Beach Living on the Nicoya Peninsula Montezuma is not polished. It’s not gated. It’s not designed around resorts. Tucked along the southeastern edge of the Nicoya Peninsula, Montezuma feels like…