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Santa Teresa beach has become a very popular place during the past years. As it has been mentioned several times, beautiful beaches, great surf conditions, wide variety of yoga services, tropical gardens and nice vibe make it a favorite among the off the beaten path destinations.
Even though, the trip to this area is quite long, after all, truly worths the time. The options to visit Santa Teresa beach are varied, and could take from 45 minutes to 6 hours depending on the transportation used.
Santa Teresa beach is located 150 Km west of San Jose, in the Nicoya Peninsula, part of Puntarenas province. Here a list of the options available to visit this unique beach town, using San Jose as the start point:
Public Transportation: Two direct buses depart from San Jose and Santa Teresa every day, one at 6 am and one at 2 pm. ¨Transportes Hnos Rodríguez¨ runs the service, which already includes in the fare the cost of the ferry ticket. The price per person is approximately $12.00. The journey takes 6 hours in total and the bus terminal is located in ¨La Coca Cola¨ in San Jose downtown. Another option using public transportation is taking buses going to Puntarenas, once in there take the ferry to Paquera and then take the bus from Cobano to Malpaís/Santa Teresa, which runs twice a day at 10:30 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. The bus company can be reach at ph: (506) 22217479.
As you can see, the options to reach Santa Teresa beach are wide and satisfy all tastes and budgets, giving one more reason to visit it and start enjoying a stay in one of the top ten most beautiful beaches in the world.
One last tip; check on this excellent lodging choice for your stay in Santa Teresa Beach: Hotel Tropico Latino. The hotel is located right on the beach, being easily reachable with any of the above options. Facing the ocean, offering yoga classes and retreats right in front of it, a Mediterranean cuisine restaurant and very cozy rooms, this hotel combines the necessary elements for an unforgettable vacation in Santa Teresa beach.
By Maricel/Hotel Tropico Latino
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