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Dayne_S, Sep 2026
Costa Rica 2026
What an amazing group of folks. Experienced things I never thought would be possible. It was only my partner and I, we had such an amazing experience, from seeing the spider monkeys, snorkeling, and trying fresh scallops and oysters straight from the sea. These guys know what’s up.
Jessica_J, Jul 2026
Boat tour with kids
Very kid friendly. You get to swim with the bioluminescence/phytoplankton so make sure you wear a swim suit and bring dry cool others/towel. The kids loved it! (We have a 4 y/o and 8 y/o) You get to tour the small islands as well and see the birds. We actually saved a bird from the water that couldn’t swim.
Jacob_S, Jul 2026
Eddy was awesome and the...
Eddy was awesome and the bioluminescence was amazing. We opted to switch to a boat ride instead of the kayaks (he had both). While the kayaks would have been quite, we had a better time on the boats because we could cover more distance. Eddy gave us a great time. He spoke great English and explain some of the science behind. Had a great time and highly recommend. Also, get there a few minutes early for a beautiful sunset.
Angie_L, Apr 2026
Fun guys to be in the surf with
I was with my two athletic 12 year old twins. Richardo was my instructor; he helped me and one other adult. A second instructor had my kids. My kids killed it, switching out front foot multiple times during one wave. The other guy and I did great. We’re not exactly children. Both of us had multiple good runs on the waves. Ricardo had a fun and supportive attitude.
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Once a small village with no stoplights, Santa Teresa, Costa Rica, is a bustling beach town filled with surfers, yogis, and plenty of friendly Tico guides specializing in Santa Teresa tours. Embark a boat cruise to Tortuga Island on a Monday, kayak after dark through the Nicoya Peninsula’s glowing algae on a Tuesday, and wrap things up with learning how to surf on a Wednesday. Expert guides can also take you deep-sea fishing on the Pacific or horseback riding on sand so soft you’ll want to take it home. But don’t—memories and photos make for the best Santa Teresa souvenirs.