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FAQ

Getting here, what boards to bring, the best time to visit and everything else you might want to know before your stay.

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Girls Trip

Surf Trips are the reason we got started at House of Somos in Santa Teresa, Costa Rica.

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Peninsula Peregrination

The Nicoya Peninsula along Costa Rica’s Pacific Northwest is the ultimate canvas for the traveling surfer in search of unspoiled beaches and surf zones.

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Surf Tours

South Swells call for a surf trip and few of the crew went searching.

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Specialty Coffee in Santa Teresa

We’ve partnered with Bocanegra, one of Costa Rica’s most passionate coffee roasters, to bring you the finest specialty coffee you’ll ever taste.

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Where to Eat in Santa Teresa

Santa Teresa is known for its world-class waves, laid-back atmosphere, and an incredible food scene.

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Where to Stay as a Solo Traveler

Santa Teresa has earned its reputation for white sand beaches, world-class waves, and a vibrant traveler scene.

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Your Ultimate Guide to Surfing

If you're dreaming of warm waves, endless sunshine, and a laid-back surf town, look no further than Santa Teresa.

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Basecamp – A Week Around Somos

A week of surfing in Santa Teresa, captured in a short film: beach breaks, point breaks, bad roads, and salsa Lizano.

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How to Get to Santa Teresa, Costa Rica

Bad roads lead to good places. Santa Teresa, a hidden gem on the Nicoya Peninsula, is worth the trip.

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