The beach here is extensive, but is rocky and can be a challenge for swimmers. The remote village of Montezuma has gorgeous rainforests, waterfalls, and surrounding beaches. Negotiating the dirt roads can be tricky, but that’s part of the fun and provides harmless yet compelling stories for those back home. Some of the most well-known beaches include Samara, Montezuma, Malpais, Carmen, Hermosa, and Santa Teresa. Some of the region’s beaches have been discovered by surfers who are opening up heretofore hidden sections of gorgeous shoreline. The best beaches on the Nicoya Peninsula are lauded for their seclusion and laid-back ambiance. There are six main beach towns on the Nicoya Peninsula: Nosara, Samara, Santa Teresa, Malpais, Cayuba, and Montezuma. The dramatically-sculpted Pacific shoreline is dotted with small bays, inlets, villages, and hidden beaches where nature, the sea, local Ticos, and travelers blend amicably into a lazy, lovely lifestyle. Separated from the Guanacaste plains in the north by the Gulf of Nicoya, the Nicoya Peninsula is an isolated paradise and water wonderland of eco-epic proportions. Water sports and wellness define much of the character of the area. Heralded for its magnificent beaches and long dry season with beaming sunshine, the Nicoya Peninsula is 80 miles long averaging about 31 miles wide. The rugged, mountainous landscape and laid-back lifestyle are ideal for any traveler in need of a little rest and relaxation. The peninsula is habitually overlooked by many travelers, but those willing to stray from the beaten path will be met with stunning natural landscapes and seclusion.
Explore Blue Zone living & detox from daily stresses at this international wellness destination. The Nicoya Peninsula is the perfect off-the-beaten-path escape.
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