One of the true joys of vacationing down in Santa Teresa is just how far off the trodden path it is.
Nosara vs Santa Teresa: Getting there Photo by Alyssa Crouse/Unsplash Nosara vs Santa Teresa: The general vibe & atmosphere.You’re likely to need a 4X4 but it’s a darn beautiful part of the country, brimming with waterfalls and monkey-swinging rainforests. Yep, the drive from Nosara in the north to Santa Teresa in the south takes about 3.5 hours. That’s totally doable, considering that both towns lie pretty near to each other (at least by Central American standards) on the Nicoya Peninsula. Of course, the best option of all would be to visit both. From the style of the beaches to the quality of the waves, the sorts of hotel options to the ease of getting there and back, we’ll deal with the most important parts of planning a trip. This guide will delve into several key things about both destinations to outline the major similarities and differences. That’s precisely what we’re here to find out.
But which one deserves to be on your travel itinerary the most this year? They both come with epic waves and long stretches of untouched sand. They both spill into the Pacific Ocean from the edge of the lovely Nicoya Peninsula, up in the far northwest of the country. Nosara vs Santa Teresa is a faceoff between two of Costa Rica’s best-loved surf towns.
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