Our family spent 5 days or so in Santa Teresa in late July. We had a 12, 5, and 1 year old. We traveled there from Arenal. The drive took all day and included a ferry ride. We left at 6 or 7 am and...More

I have visited Santa Teresa three times now. I can no longer recommend visiting here. Santa Teresa is beautiful during the rainy season. It is extremely hot, dusty and overcrowded during the dry season. The main road along the coast is very dangerous as people...More

If you are looking for a great beach to surf this is just the perfect one. Amazing restaurants near the beach too.

Awesome place to chill, get around with friends . A lots of options for surf, with many breaks along the beach

I've tried to keep this a secret for many years but the cat is obviously out of the bag. Thankfully, the beach is still the most beautiful, long, white sand beach ever. Great waves. Beautiful vibe.

Beatiful broad beach with lots of surfing going on. Its a bit too crowded for my taste. I prefer the quietness of Montezuma on the other side but ofcause Montezuma dont have the spectacular sunsets. If you dont mind a bit of activity around you,...More

These beaches are great for surfing and even just laying out and catching sun. The high tide is really high. And at night there is no light on the beach so beware of that. These beaches are really saturated with mostly young surfers and yoga...More

The beaches are beautiful here. This is somewhat of a younger surf town but has a lot of character. We enjoyed the local shopping and restaurants here. Everyone is so friendly. Have to say that the streets are a little rough, many pothole ridden gravel...More

We stayed here for about 10 days in 2 different hotels. The town has a relaxed surfer vibe and that's the main attraction the local surf which can be excellent. Playa Carmen is a more gentle break. Grab a surf guide and get out there....More

We arrived about 4pm and the tide was in. We went into the water and I immediately smashed my ankle on a rock so I warned my partner where the rock was. The water was warm and the sand was little broken shells. It was...More