Travel

Travel Note

Getting to Santa Teresa

Our wedding wouldn't be on brand for us if it wasn't an adventure! We know this type of trip is not for everyone and we more than understand if you cannot join us in person to celebrate. Once in Costa Rica, there are 4 main ways to get to Santa Teresa . Each have their Pro's & Con's and will cater to your preferences: 1. Bus/shuttle - Takes the longest = $ 2. Boat Taxi - Quicker than the bus = $$ 3. Puddle Jumper flight - Quickest option = $$$ (check baggage restrictions) 4. Car Rental

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AIR TRAVEL NOTES

There are 2 International Airports to travel into, San Jose (SJO) and Liberia (LIR). San Jose is further away but offers both the puddle jumper flight or water taxi + shuttle to Santa Teresa. The water taxi + shuttle from San Jose is roughly 4.5hrs. Liberia is the closest airport and offers a puddle jumper flight or shuttle which takes roughly 4hrs. There are 2 airlines that offer internal flights from San Jose and Liberia to Cobano (30mins from Santa Teresa). Green Airways (which only flys from San Jose) is the best option for internal flights. *Some puddle jumper flights have baggage weight limits, ensure to check before booking*

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LAND TRAVEL NOTES

Our wedding planner can help arrange shuttles, see her contact info in the FAQ section. Shuttle time is ~4 hours from Liberia and 5 hours from San Jose (including water taxi). There are some beautiful places along the coast, so you may want to consider spending a night or 2 in Tamarindo or Nosara on your way to Santa Teresa if you fly into Liberia! If you are renting a car and driving from Liberia airport, it’s very important to follow Route 21. Some GPS (like Google Maps / Waze) may suggest shortcuts (e.g., Route 162) that are not recommended — these may involve poor roads or river crossings. The link below has some good information: