Santa Teresa, Costa Rica - Cost of Living
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 ก.ค. 2024
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Santa Teresa, Costa Rica is truly one of my favorite locations in all of Costa Rica. Santa Teresa has a small-town feel, some of the greatest ocean views in all of Costa Rica, and an incredible beach. Santa Teresa is cheaper than most large cities in the United States, which is astounding considering how beautiful this location is. We'll discuss the cost of living in Santa Teresa for budget backpackers, full-time retirees, and digital nomads. We also cover: things to do in Santa Teresa, Costa Rica; Santa Teresa food; Santa Teresa Transportation; Santa Teresa hospitals; and we have multiple Santa Teresa, Costa Rica maps. You can count on this video to provide you with all the information you need for Living in Santa Teresa, Costa Rica.
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Video table of contents:
00:00 Santa Teresa, Costa Rica Overview
01:01 Santa Teresa Neighborhood
01:31 Santa Teresa, Costa Rica Climate, Santa Teresa Costa Rica Weather
02:08 Santa Teresa, Costa Rica Long-Term Rentals, furnished apartments for rent in Santa Teresa
02:50 Utilities in Santa Teresa, Costa Rica
03:11 Cost of Living in Santa Teresa, Costa Rica
04:33 Food Costs in Santa Teresa, Costa Rica
05:25 Getting Around Santa Teresa, Costa Rica
06:53 Santa Teresa, Costa Rica Healthcare
07:16 Santa Teresa, Costa Rica Things to Do
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This is one of the best videos Ive seen so far ro help me get a sense of the St Teresea are. Thank you so much!
Really enjoyed this. Trying to decide where in Costa Rica I want to go live next and was thinking about Santa Teresa. You give a nice presentation. Pura Vida
Interesting presentation !! Thanks for sharing my friend 😊
Santa Teresa is a booming beach town on the western side of the Nicoya Peninsula on the Pacific coast of Costa Rica. It is a beach, surf, and nature lover’s paradise.
Great video 👍✌️
You make nice and informational videos. Thanks! Which video of yours would be best to watch for a family with young kids looking to move to Costa Rica?
Well presented. Great information. Gracias.
John Edward Jones, Thanks for watching. Glad it was helpful!
@@LivingOverseasTV Was indeed. Want to go to Santa Teresa for a few weeks once I complete Covid-19 vaccinations. My first trip in a year.
Love Costa Rica!! I miss it
@Ernie Leyba I love it as well. When did you last go?
Hello my friend just wanted to wish you a very Happy New year and may 2021 bring you much success. Stay safe and catch up again real soon.
@Travel Tour Taste Thank you and have a great new year as well!
nice video!
@Caneron Mackey Thank you! What brought you to the channel?
Ian, what is the situation these days re: covid in Costa Rica generally, and Santa Teresa (and similar smallish towns)...i.e., are people worried about distancing and masks, etc.? Thanks for your great work!
omg prices have gone up so much in the last 10 years. 12 years ago i lived in SF for 1500 a month. San Francisco! And I lived in the lower Haight in a beautiful home with roommates. When I went to Santa Teresa, it cost something like $12 or $15 a night at the hostel. Cheap but someone did steal my board shorts off the clothes line.
...wait no mention of "The Bakery", did you really go to Mal Pais/Santa Teresa?
Could you add celsius and centimeters in future videos? Keep up the good work
@J I will add this in the future. Thanks for the suggestion!
The roads have improved, but are still a fun challenge to the average tourist. I don't recommend driving at night for those not used to CR roads.
@Joe Lapierre Yeah no kidding! Night driving for those who are not used to CR roads should be avoided!
What’s the cost of a rental van?
Good job Ian. You sound just like your dad but maybe an upgrade. Jim 2.0 Consider that a compliment.
@John Branson Thank you! I really appreciate that. I will try to keep coming out with videos. Jim is working on some in Mexico right now. Thanks a ton for watching.
What would be the best and cheapest way to get from San Jose airport to Santa Teresa?
Costa Rica green airways from San José to Tambor ($100 each way). Flight is 20 minutes, then rent a car and drive. Rentals get hammered in Santa Tere and renting in Tambor they are more forgiving of the nics and ding you’ll inevitably get.
Love Costa Rica. What about Pamana???
Glenda Sabbagh, Hopefully we will cover Panama after covid. I just moved to Puerto Vallarta and will be posting a series about the cost of living in Mexico next.
More surfing please
@Steve D Sorry for the lack of Surfing. If I made a Surfing Costa Rica video would you watch it?
@@eonian9784 Absolutely, mahalo
Airbnb is way too expensive. Could a digital nomad find a place like you did? We would just look around for vacancy signs? Is this true for one bedrooms with good wifi?
Molly Webster, In person you can find a better deal than Airbnb. Especially during the low season.
Much in the way of night life for singles ? Is there an ATM ? Any golf courses nearby ? Many thanks
Darren Ring, We will be posting a series of in-depth videos in the near future about our 8 best places to live in Costa Rica and we will go into much more detail.
Hi been to Santa Teresa many times, nightlife is very fun many places to go to! During the pandemic however there is a curfew at 10 pm. There is an ATM in town as well. No golf courses nearby its very thick vegetation around these parts!
@@philipnguyen459 There is Golf Course in Tambor
It’s gotten so pricey and people have become so rude there….it’s ashame
how could you possibly find a monthly rental for $600?? Minumum I can find is $1200
I agree. Much more expensive there
Harli, If you are looking right now for a furnished, short-time rental, it will be hard to find anything cheap until high-season is over. In April, you will be able to find a place for a good price. Just make sure to get a year lease or they may raise your rent or kick you out and rent it for $1200 a month during high season. Also, it's very hard to get a good deal online. In-person and off-season is how you will get a good price. We will be making a video in the future on how to get a good deal on a rental.
Every sign is in english. Im guessing it costs twice as much to live there than less americanized areas?
Montezuma next please
@Joe Lapierre Montezuma is my personal favorite town in all of Costa Rica! Puerto Viejo is next but I was thinking about doing Montezuma after. I loved the community in Montezuma it was absolutely the greatest. Have you been there, if so what did you like? Give me some good info and I will give you a shout out in the video!
@@eonian9784 yes, we have a house in San Ramon, but have spent many a week at Montezuma over the last 15 years. By far my favourite place due to the isolation, bohemian nature, organic/vegetarian food and Playa Grande.
Thanks for the information. Though after having spent much time there over the last 7 years I think your budget is quit low
Jennifer Macaluso, Thanks for sharing your experience. I'm wondering if your experience is based on living there during the high-season winter months or based on year-round living?
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Its Fully Americanized, super expensive
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yeah fireinheight does not say anything to me lol celsius please
@Alexandre Ghio I will add this in the future. Thanks for letting me know how I can make these videos better!
What about the snakes
Nicholas Foster
@I have never thought about including information about snakes. What did you want to know?
Those places are too fucking expensive.
You can rent a good house at the capital for 500 monthly.
Outside the capital rent to local people houses.
200 monthly, 300 monthly.
You can find good houses where to stay.
At least you have a roof to cover you.
If you are talking to american, why they need celsius and other spanish messures.
Those hotels there are so expensive.
I'd like to move there in a year and half . Can I do it on $875.00 a month
I'm moving too next year, 1500 a month possible in San jose?
I leave at 1:57 and ditch the abo. You made great videos about the Philis, but this is a gringo only vid.
@longgowhereto Thanks for letting me know. I am still new to Writing and Hosting for LOTV and will try to improve. How should I make it less of a Gringo video?
Extremely expensive for this.
SMH
Sounds like Gringo Pricing to me. 👎
@Michael It is Gringo Pricing as I am a Gringo and that is what I found. Would you be willing to share some of your knowledge with me. What kind of prices are you finding and how do you get good deals?
@@eonian9784 they never seem to respond.
the place absolutely sucks - horrible roads banking a nitemare expensive poor power poor internet limited food choice food is expensive boring surfing not great dont get the attraction
Boring town if you dont surf or have a vehicle. Much better options in CR.
@Mike Honcho What are your favorite locations so I can make sure to cover them for our viewers?
@@eonian9784 Next time I'll rent a vehicle but Montezuma, Manzanillo, Cahuita, Puerto Viejo, Osa Peninsula, Monteverde, La Fortuna are all excellent. Southern Pacific coast as, Dominical etc.
@@mattyc169 I have gotten to go to about half of what you have listed. I will do my best to cover as many as I can! If you were to give one recommendation to other travelers what would it be?
@@eonian9784 Montezuma or Manzanillo. Small town vibes. Have fun!!
Yeah please include Celsius and metric measurements. 99% of the population can't understand s&$t