Santa Teresa: Surf beaches and nature at the peninsula’s tip

Santa Teresa is a coastal town with restaurants, cafés and surfing activities. Your stay can revolve around one beach section. Lessons, free time and your accommodation then share the same setting.

Choosing your base determines your everyday journeys. I discuss beach access, restaurants and your preferred nights with you. Your companion can bring other interests into the same days.

Mal País lies south of Santa Teresa. Rocks and natural tidal pools give the coast a different character there. The landscape adds smaller seaside perspectives to the long sandy beach.

An outing involves its own local journey. I plan the connection according to your accommodation. Beach time in Santa Teresa keeps its own place in your trip.

Cabo Blanco protects forest and sea at the peninsula’s southern tip. Its history as a protected area began in 1963. Walking trails explore the regenerated tropical forest.

The entrance through Cabuya leads to the other side of the southern peninsula. A forest day can complement your surfing days there. I confirm the visit and available trails for your travel dates.

The ferry between Puntarenas and Paquera is one possible arrival connection. A road journey across the peninsula to Santa Teresa follows. I arrange the connection according to your previous destination.

This coast could form the final part of your round trip. You can also plan several beach days in one place. I discuss your next stages according to your available time.