Further Information

We’re hoping to provide you with the best and most thoroughly researched information about the Montezuma area, including nearby beach towns. We tend to feature companies and websites that have a more eco-minded focus, or also because they are the best in their respective categories. Some have made an exceptional commitment to the town by supporting community projects, volunteers, or show leadership in helping with various issues.

All the towns in the Southern Nicoya Peninsula are growing, with more people moving to the area all the time. Although some are leaving, more area always coming. Those of us who live here are very concerned about this inevitable growth and development, and are hoping to attract great people who will tread lightly on this part of the earth. Condominium developers and people who want to open a McDonalds or a casino aren’t on our list of best friends, because these places tend to bring the type of tourist who isn’t as educated or concerned about the environment. Most of us who have moved here are happy to be away from that type of toxic culture. We live at near the end of the earth here. When there’s a Burger King and Starbucks in every beach town, where else will there be to go where we can enjoy an authentic culture free from the influence of big money and international corporations?

CostaRica-scuba.com – Costa Rica Scuba Guide – Cocos Island, Isla de Murcielagos, Catalina Islands, wreck dives, Tortuga Island, scuba shops, scuba certification classes, etc

Costaricasurfing.org – Surfing in Costa Rica – surf spots, surf reports, surf shops, and more

Anamayaresort.com – Montezuma’s health and wellness center, Anamaya Resort, has yoga retreats and yoga teacher training, dance classes, aerial silk, and more.

Fire Dancing School – La Escuela del Sol – Montezuma Fire Dancing, Yoga, Surfing, and Spanish Language School

Santa Teresa Beachfront House for Rent – Santa Teresa’s most affordable beachfront house is now available for rent. Malpais beach house, beachfront villa. Beach hotel.

Rainsong Wildlife Sanctuary – Animal and Jungle Conservation Project located in Cabuya, but serving the entire southern
Nicoya Peninsula.