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House of Somos in Santa Teresa, Costa Rica

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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Ivy Miller on a girls surf trip from House of Somos

Girls Trip

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

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Coastal road trip along the Nicoya Peninsula

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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Somos surf tour along the Costa Rica coast

Surf Tours

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

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Chemex pour-over coffee at El Somos Café in Santa Teresa

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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Vehicle outside House of Somos in Santa Teresa

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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Modern two-story building with a wooden upper floor and concrete lower floor covered with lush green plants, displaying various motorcycles parked in front and surfboards visible inside a glass-fronted shop.

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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Surfer riding an orange-lit wave

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 of surfing around Somos in Santa Teresa

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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Road through Santa Teresa, Costa Rica

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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Silhouettes of two people and three motorcycles on a beach at sunset, with the sun low over the ocean and a small thatched shelter on the right.

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