Cabinas Montezuma

... to check out Montezuma. The town itself is very tiny, a big tourism spot, there were a lot of other tourists. You could survive in Montezuma with no Spanish, but not in Puntarenas. I am glad I am in a town that forces me to use Spanish on a daily basis, ...

... didn't see a need, though the initial email did mention that it's a 2.2 km (about 1.4 miles) walk to downtown Montezuma.  After settling in, we headed downtown to check it out and Alex suggested we take a flashlight with us.  After about 5 ...

... of the road has more pot holes than road. Making the final descent down the windy rutted rough road our first impression of Montezuma was 'is this it'. Supposedly one of Costa Rica's top ten beaches it certainly does not deliver. Given it's rainy season ...

... friends with :)) that helped us navigate our way here since the public trans tends to operate without schedules or signs.  Montezuma is a cute, funky beach town made up of two streets with hostels, restaurants, street vendors and lots of dogs. We' ...