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Facts about Costa Rica
Facts about Costa Rica
At Nya Hotel, each thoughtfully designed room serves as a tranquil sanctuary, providing guests with a perfect space to unwind. Immerse yourself in the soothing sounds of the tropical jungle and indulge in the refreshing ocean breezes as you relax in your private oasis. Most rooms come equipped with essential amenities such as air conditioning, ceiling fans, specialty coffee, and either balconies or terraces, ideal for enjoying your morning coffee or evening reflections after a day of adventures.
What to Pack for Montezuma: A Seasonal Travel Guide from nYa Hotel
Packing for a trip to Costa Rica's Nicoya Peninsula can feel overwhelming if you've never experienced life in a tropical climate that's also part of a Blue Zone. Montezuma follows its own natural rhythm—sunny mornings that invite adventure, gentle afternoon rains that...
Why Green Season is the Best-Kept Secret for Visiting Montezuma
While most travelers visit Costa Rica during the dry season, those in the know understand that Montezuma's real magic happens between May and November. Green Season reveals a quieter, more authentic side of the Nicoya Peninsula — where nature thrives, waterfalls are...
Family Paradise Found: Why nYa Hotel in Montezuma Is Perfect for Your Next FamilyVacation
Planning a family vacation that works for toddlers, teens, and everyone in between doesn’t have to feel overwhelming. Nestled in the heart of Costa Rica’s Nicoya Peninsula, one of the world’s famous Blue Zones, nYa Hotel in Montezuma offers an ideal blend of nature,...
Preserving Costa Rica’s Natural Legacy: Conservation at Romelia
For the director of nYa Hotel, sustainability is more than a commitment—it's a legacy. As the leader of conservation eff orts at the Refugio Nacional de Vida Silvestre Romelia in Montezuma, she continues a family tradition of protecting Costa Rica’s natural treasures....
Small on the map, big on experiencies: everything you can do in Montezuma.
Montezuma is a coastal corner on the Nicoya Peninsula that surprises with its unique energy. Though small in size, it holds immense natural, cultural, and emotional richness. This isn’t a mass tourism destination—it's a place you experience slowly, barefoot and with...
Montezuma: The Pacific’s Best-Kept Secret and a Refuge for Slow Tourism
In a world that seems to move faster every day, slow tourism is emerging as a different way to travel: more mindful, more human, more real. It’s not about visiting places, but inhabiting them for a while. About seeing rather than photographing. Connecting instead of...