Tidepools in Mal Pais Just 2 kilometers south of Santa Teresa is Mal Pais beach, not as known as the previously mentioned or Montezuma but still worth to visit, especially for those who likes to be in contact with mother … Continue reading “Tide pools in Mal Pais” →
Santa Teresa, my home, my town If you search in Google with the topic “The 10 most beautiful beaches on Central America” you will find in most lists that Santa Teresa is being featured in the first positions. Not a … Continue reading “My town, Santa Teresa” →
Want to train for surfing? Skate!! Skate could be to be kinda opposite of surfing, I mean, both sports have the board, but what would be the point of the wheels on water, right? 😛 Incredibly both activities have too … Continue reading “Surf skate for training before hitting the waves.” →
Closed by Easter Week. Hi people, Michelle here, I just write this to announce the communities of Santa Teresa and Mal Pais took the decision of closing the beaches by easter week. Also, the government of Costa Rica just imposed … Continue reading “Closed by Easter Week.” →
Two local young promises won in the Santa Teresa Surf Classic 2020 The Santa Teresa Surf Classic 2020 is gone but it surely leaves us nice surprises and good expectations about the young promises of the zone. In the Grommet … Continue reading “Two local young promises won on the Santa Teresa Surf Classic 2020” →
Santa Teresa Surf Classic 2020 This weekend will take place the Santa Teresa Surf classic that takes place every year organized by Aaron Henkell and is presented by Banana beach, which will distribute $ 3,000,000 in cash to the winners … Continue reading “Santa Teresa Surf Classic” →
Traveling on the ferry to Santa Teresa, Nicoya Peninsula Since Costa Rica is between two oceans, it counts with gulfs along all its coasts. One of these gulfs is the Nicoya Gulf that separates the central pacific coast from the … Continue reading “Traveling in ferry to Nicoya!” →