ATVs are perfect for navigating the rugged dirt roads that connect Santa Teresa to its neighboring beaches, towns, and nature reserves. Most of our guests choose to rent ATVs and explore independently, and we’re happy to provide custom directions and insider tips for a safe and fun ride. For those who prefer a guided experience, we can coordinate a guide who will lead you to places worth visiting in the area—they even take requests to personalize your tour.
One of the most popular ATV excursions from Casa MarBella, this tour takes you along a scenic jungle route to the iconic Montezuma waterfalls. Once there, you hike through the jungle to reach the largest and most impressive waterfall, where you can take a refreshing dip. After hiking and swimming, enjoy lunch in the colorful town of Montezuma. It’s the perfect blend of nature, adventure, and local culture.
Take a relaxing ride to nearby Playa Hermosa or the more secluded Playa Manzanillo, where you can unwind on beautiful beaches, swim in natural tide pools, and enjoy a peaceful day on the coast. These are ideal destinations for guests looking for a tranquil escape.
As Costa Rica’s first national park, Cabo Blanco is steeped in both ecological significance and natural beauty. The reserve offers three hiking trails, including one that leads to a secluded beach—perfect for a refreshing swim after the trek. Along the way, you’ll encounter over 140 species of native trees and a wide range of wildlife, including mammals, birds, reptiles, and amphibians. Early morning hikes offer the best chances to observe animals in their natural habitat.
This private conservation area is one of the best spots on the Nicoya Peninsula for wildlife viewing. It’s home to three monkey species, over 50 mammals, and more than 200 species of birds. Located on the coast, Curú also offers a chance to see diverse marine life, making it a favorite among nature lovers.
