Located on the Pacific coast of Costa Rica, on the southernmost point of the Nicoya Peninsula, Montezuma has an off-the-beaten-path feel. Visitors and locals enjoy its quiet beaches, proximity to wildlife, and unique laidback artistic vibe. Though it has a small population–roughly 500 people–Montezuma has a vibrant arts community and an impressive array of international restaurants, hotels, and eco-lodges.If you find your way to this little slice of paradise, you’ll discover a multitude of adventurous and relaxing things to do. Go Downtown A good introduction to Montezuma is a stroll downtown, which has just two streets. You can take in the quaint art shops, street vendors, hotels, and beach restaurants. Even at a leisurely pace you can walk around in just 10 minutes. Visit the Waterfalls One of the most popular activities in Montezuma is visiting the three waterfalls. The manageable, yet occasionally challenging hike, takes about 20 minutes on a dirt path.While some just relax at the largest waterfall, at almost 80 feet tall, more adventurous types will choose to swim. Access to the upper part of the falls is by a staircase or a canopy tour and it is best to hire a local guide. See Exotic Butterflies […]