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Montezuma Costa Rica
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Los Mangos is located on the beautiful Nicoya Peninsula, in the town of Montezuma. This small, hip village remains one of the most popular destinations on the coast, with its beautiful beaches, great nightlife and abundant natural beauty. While in Montezuma, enjoy the sights and sounds of the monkeys playing in the forest canopy, start the day with an outstanding sunrise and hike to cascading waterfalls.
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From $55
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The Belgian owned Hotel Celaje is situated in Cabuya, seven km from Montezuma and one km from the natural reserve of Cabo Blanco. The hotel is located in front of the ocean and is situated in the middle of exuberant rainforest. This area is blessed with pristine beaches, clear Pacific waters and quaint villages full of life and tranquility.
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From $65
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Hotel Luz de Mono is located on the southern tip of the Nicoya Peninsula, in the village of Montezuma. On this peninsula, mountains sweep down to the Pacific Ocean, creating some of the most beautiful and solitary beaches in Costa Rica. The area is alive with the sounds of Howler monkeys, the chatter of exotic birds and the sounds of the waves crashing on shore. For those seeking a tropical paradise, come no further.
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From $65
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The Ylang Ylang Beach Resort is located on the beautiful Nicoya Peninsula, in the town of Montezuma. This area is a hot spot for nature and beach buffs who love endless sunshine and tropical beauty. The town of Montezuma is a hip little fishing village known for its alternative and international culture, energetic night life, spectacular natural beauty, waterfalls and unique shops and galleries.
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From $76
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The magical Nature Lodge is located on the Nicoya Peninsula, a short ferry ride from the port town of Puntarenas. The Nicoya Peninsula is isolated and unspoiled, with typical pueblos, friendly smiles, colorful exotic flowers and a quaint atmosphere. Once a small fishing village, Montezuma is now well known as an international tourist destination, alive with art and culture.
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