Cost of living in the Jungle I Santa Teresa I Costa Rica - Ep 15

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We have been staying in Santa Teresa for a month now and have a good idea of the major costs of a holiday here. In today's episode, we break the cost of living in Santa Teresa per week. Hope you enjoy it, if you have any questions, please comment below.

Timing
00:00 Intro
00:46 Free stuff
04:07 Activities
05:45 Cost of food
07:30 Accomodation
09:02 Price per week

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[MMAnimalSanctuary_Rhonda]

Love this! I am officially adding Santa Teresa to our list of "must-visit" places. I'm also sharing this video with friends....

[icysurfer]

Surfboard rental for a day is 20 dollars, basically. 15 if you rent for a week. Most of the prices quoted here were higher in Tamarindo a couple months ago.

[icysurfer]

I was lucky to be in Santa 15 years ago. It was much less crowded and less $$. Food is not great. Gourmet restaurants exist, but are quite $$. Food in Supermarkets is not great, and usually much more $$ than in the USA. Unless you eat rice and beans all day. Food is the hardest part of CR, long or short term.

[george]

How hard was it to avoid the crowds in the water? (like by going up or down the beach)

I was planning a trip to Nosara and Santa Teresa, but I'm all those people scare me!