Located in the southern tip of the Nicoya Peninsula, Montezuma and the surrounding area have many hidden treasures to discover. This is the adventurous way to explore the pristine beaches and lush jungles as you take a self-guided tour on our ATV's.

Cruising along the coast for 50 minutes boat ride is how you'll begin your voyage to Tortuga Island. Upon arriving to the tropical paradise of Tortuga Island we anchor the boat within viewing distance of the white sand beach for our first snorkeling session.

The Montezuma Waterfall Canopy Tour is one of the zone's premier attractions. The canopy consists of a series of nine cables and eleven platforms suspended high above the forest floor. The guests glide along the cables using a pully and a breaking device.

This opportunity awaits you to experience 3 incredible inshore/offshore tours, all in one: Dolphin sightseeing tour, amateur fishing experience and clear water snorkeling tour. The journey begins in search for mammals of the sea. We will depart in search for dolphins, whales, sea turtles and more.

Family-owned Curú Wildlife Reserve is one of the ecologically richest preserves in the Nicoya Peninsula. It is on a picturesque cup-shaped bay with warm, gentle waters and a gently sloping sandy beach. Once a working farm, it now protects tropical moist forest, high-salinity mangrove swamps and a lagoon.

These turtles arrive in numerous groups called arrivadas, usually during the months of July to November. The green turtle and others also use these territories like egg-laying areas. The marine turtles are seen more frequently when the females arrive at the coasts, in special during the night, in search of lukewarm sand to lay eggs.

Palo Verde National Park encompasses one of the most important wetlands of Central America. Throughout the year the rivers, mangroves, marshlands of resident and migrant water birds sharing their world of land and water are animals such as white tailed deer, coyote, white nosed coatimundi, howler and white faced monkey, iguanas and crocodiles.

The beautiful 1,172-hectare Cabo Blanco Nature Reserve , located on the southern tip of the Nicoya Peninsula in Puntarenas province, is the oldest protected area in Costa Rica’s famous system of national parks and nature reserves and home to one of the few remaining pockets of tropical dry forest.