Montezuma Hostels

... .  Montezuma is very small coast town which has a bohemian vibe to it.  There is one main street in Montezuma that has some hotels, hostels, restaurants, shops, craft tables, etc. and thats about it as far as the town goes.  The ...

... 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. ...

... ...sehr amuesant!!!Auf Nicoya muss der Bus dann auch noch mal 2 Stunden Staubpisten bewaeltigen, bis er uns in Montezuma ausspucken kann. Unser First-Choice-Hostel ist schon ausgebucht und so begeben wir uns zusammen mit dem ebenfalls gestrandeten Dave ...

... as my bag flew all over the backseat and I think my bum was in the air more than on the seat. Once we were in Montezuma I began to relax a little since it was familiar to me. I had been here with a group of volunteers at Rainsong Wildlife Sanctuary in ...

... any air in our room.  So all night, Rowena and I tossed and turned in our little sleep sacks.  Morning eventually broke and we were set for our surf day! Town Map for Montezuma, Costa Rica: http://www.montezumabeach.com/images/montezuma-map.jpg ...

... Annie. Then we took our time to say goodbye to the animals and Mary and Pipo loaded us into a car with them and took us to Montezuma in her taxi with Nonyo, her driver I met last summer. We checked out a few hostels prices but they were all $10 or more. ...

... ve never done it, I would recommend it. I've done it a few times now, a great place in Mexico with Chocolate hostels, here in Montezuma, Mancora in Peru. Hearing the constant crashing of waves is a wonderful way to drift off into dream world. Miles ...

... there at night (we started at 9am) we quickly checked in a place who was mentioned in our guidebook. The town of Montezuma looks like a typical backpacker spot. Swiss backery shops, snorkeling tours, rastas who sell handknotted braclets and pizza and ...

... this sandy cliff we glimpsed the Pacific Ocean. Gorgeous! And sooooo blue! The bus came to a stop in the core of Montezuma - a street lined with corner stores, little restaurants, and backpacker inns. Not as many native Spanish folk here.. there were ...

Following a tasty continental breakfast at Harbour Reef, our off-road adventure continued to Montezuma. Recommended by a number of fellow travellers we had high expectations of this seaside surf town; however upon arrival our dreams were slowly ...

... in the departures terminal until 6am. We didn't stay long in the big city before arriving in Montezuma, with our new friend Austin.  There weren't any cheap hostels available so we found a campsite ...

... sore from these hikes but stronger having tread the trails of this beautiful land!!! And now seeing as it is my last day here in Montezuma...I must go spend it in the sunshine on the beach before we go to work on a Wwoof farm in Cuidad Colon.  ...

... usual sunshine and happiness - in summary it will go a little something like this....La Fortuna good, very good in fact; Montezuma extremely disappointing; and Jaco a mixture of the two but mainly down to my stupidity! IŽll start off with the positive ...

... brit dog pack had everyone up late and again up early....they travel in packs and are usually the ignorant ones that make staying at hostels a drag.... So excited about the next trek and hope to take my time and see a lot---I broke my camera-well it gave ...

... . But that's not to say we'd seen the last of them as it turned out we were all heading for the beach resort of Montezuma, on the Nicoya Penninsula. Although Lee and I were heading off a day earlier. So off we set in the morning, waving goodbye to ...

... another last second decision, Rowena and I decided to hit one more beach town, Mal Pais.  Mal Pais lies just west of Montezuma and merges with another beach town to the north, Santa Teresa.  I would say that it caters less to the backpacker ...

... just took it easy for a while. Then we decided to head off to Monteverde (the cloud forest). We caught the bus in Montezuma heading towards Paquera where we caught the ferry to Puntarenas. It was so hot on the fairy that James bought about 5 slushies at ...

... us know that they had decided to walk back to town. Worried that there would be no – at least working – ATM in Montezuma, I asked if we could stop by the ATM in Santa Elena on the way back, and instead I could persuaded into walking back to ...

... my finish friends drinking a fair share of "Flor de Cana" (amazing nicaraguan rum a 40 oz ~ 9$) while playing fings. I left Montezuma early Tuesday morning and after a couple glasses of water shook off the effects of the previous evenings festivities. I ...