Montezuma & the Nicoya Peninsula is known as one of the world’s Blue Zones – a distinction reserved for 5 areas in the world known for longevity and healthy people. This sustainable living attracts a thriving health and wellness community. Here you can attend various yoga classes, book a massage, flow in water therapy, discover Central American herbal medicine, find a shady beach spot to meditate, or experience a sound journey, among other wellness therapies available. Montezuma has it all.
This one-of-a-kind town enjoys a robust yoga community. Internationally renowned yoga teachers share their knowledge and practice. You can practice several different types of yoga taught in the most amazing venues; including vinyasa, ashtanga, kundalini, and yin yoga. Most classes accommodate all ranges of experience, from the novice to the advanced student. In addition, dedicated practitioners can find several varied YTT (Yoga Teacher Training) offered throughout the year in world-renowned retreat centers.
What more can you ask for in a holiday where you do your bends and twists enveloped with the relaxing hues of blue and green from the ocean and the forests as a soft breeze touches your skin?
In Montezuma, we have many talented and qualified massage therapists who have a wide variety of skills, techniques, and education in different types of massage. See individual listings to find your perfect massage; relaxing, energetic, or therapeutic, to name a few.
Wellness is more than just physical health; it is holistic and multidimensional and the process will not be complete if this energetic town did not offer innovative therapies to achieve your personal fullest potential. Flow your essence in natural tide pools guided by a watsu master, discover Central America herbal medicine and plants or raw food workshops.
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