Santa Teresa: el ambiente
Vídeos de quienes fueron, reproducidos aquí mismo, con lo que dijeron los espectadores debajo. No forma parte de la puntuación.
El veredicto
Dividido · 60Opinión muy dividida: los surfistas y los visitantes de larga data adoran las olas y el ambiente relajado, mientras que los visitantes más recientes y los trabajadores remotos se quejan de la calle principal, el olor, las multitudes, el transporte y el coste.
- surf y olas
- oleaje todo el año
- comida y restaurantes
- estilo de vida relajado de playa
- naturaleza y playas
- calle principal y desarrollo
- olor y saneamiento
- transporte y desplazamiento para llegar
- coste de vida
- masificación y cambios respecto al pasado
- Gran destino para surfear, sobre todo para surfistas experimentados que aprecian las olas
- El pueblo ha cambiado mucho y parece sobredesarrollado comparado con el pasado tranquilo
- Llegar desde el aeropuerto es largo e incómodo, así que conviene planificar bien el transporte
- Algunos visitantes encontraron el pueblo desagradable y prefirieron Playa Hermosa o Montezuma cercanas
- Las afirmaciones sobre el coste de vida están en disputa, y los comentaristas piden cifras mensuales concretas
Leído de 8 vídeos, 33 comentarios y 0 publicaciones el 2026-11-07; el resumen lo escribe un modelo de lenguaje y puede malinterpretar el sarcasmo.
Santa Teresa (Costa Rica) || What's it Actually Like?
Dan Harmon · 85K visualizaciones · 2024
Lo que dijeron los espectadores
“Flew Sansa to Pavones last fall. They do charge for boards, and you have to take them out of the bags. They go into cargo commando. Another problem with flying Sansa is everything is based on weight. You might make the flight, but if it is ”
♥ 8 me gusta
“Transportation to Santa Teresa: You didn’t do it justice I’m afraid. Pros n Cons Rental car… Pro…you have maximum control and flexibility, place so store your stuff, etc Con…Nearly every car in CR is dinged. People drive very differently an”
♥ 7 me gusta
“I spent 8 months of my life there in 2011. I was actually supposed to travel around central america, but I ended up staying there and working in an atv rental couple hours a day. For the rest just fun waves, good food, smoking a lot of weed”
♥ 10 me gusta
“Used to go to Santa Teresa in the 90s from 95-01 and when I was there there was nothing ,a couple of restaurants and a couple of motels (kind of) houses with extra rooms on outside. One of my favorite waves in Costa Rica. I’ve caught waves ”
♥ 6 me gusta
“used to live in carmen for two years back in 2003 and 2004. there was still beach camping back then out to the right of tabú beach bar. womder how built.up it is now, my buddy whose family is one of the original four families from down ther”
“Dude I lived there for 8 months and I can definitely confirm it can tube. Some very solid days!”
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“I advice the path from San Jose airport to Cobano go by car, although is a bit far, go by plane only if you have a good guard angel 🙂”
♥ 2 me gusta
“Another great breakdown! Thanks for all the work you put into these 🤝”
♥ 5 me gusta
“I spent a lot of time in Santa Teresa in the mid 90s. It was rarely crowded and a small sleepy little town. There are barrels there depending on tide, size and location. Mal pais is not to far away and there are several breaks there. Always”
“Hey Dan, I've spent a few summers in ST and have to point out that you were there out of season. The surf in the summer is rarely mellow, and actually very powerful. It gets to double overhead quite often. There actually are point breaks in”
♥ 6 me gusta
Encontrado con una búsqueda en YouTube de la ciudad y “digital nomad”, recogido el 2026-11-07; los títulos, descripciones y comentarios son de sus autores y enlazan al original.