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Small but charming and lively resort. Excellent restaurants (particularly fish dishes in 'los Artesanos') and cafes and very easy to book tours through local operators. Crashing rollers and risk of dangerous riptides made swimming somewhat risky, though ideal for surfers. A 40 minute walk along beachside path to north brings you to the magnificent beach of Playa Grande where swimming is a little safer, if not risk-free. A short walk to the south is Montezuma waterfall; it's a must-see although access requires proper footwear and some scrambling/rope work. Swimming in the refreshing pool and launching oneself from the adjacent rocks beneath the falls is highly recommended; not so, climbing up the slippery rocks immediately adjacent to the waterfall as exhibited by some foolhardy locals!

This is a very welcoming place made with a thought for the guests and their comfort! It has everything you need for a top experience, the team was perfect - they take care of all you may need, so you can simply be and enjoy life at the Montezuma beaches! Having the option to cook your own meal, makes it perfect for families with children, but very near-by there are also good restaurants - from 5 stars ones to the simple Sodas - and if you can - dont miss the Soda (Artesanos) nearby, the food there was superb and the prices - surprising in a good way!

It's a very small village, but it has its vibe. Moreover, there are many things to do around: hiking, surfing, swimming, watching bioluminescence, trip to the Isla de Tortuga is also possible. There are plenty of beaches around, which are within walking distance. Despite its size, there are a few very decent restaurants where I would like to go back. If you are not looking for a crazy party place, it's a fantastic spot for a vacation.

Montezuma is a beautiful place! People are rather friendly and there are a lot of different travelers from all over the world. There is often live music and the environment is rather lively! Is possible to go hiking to the Montezuma Waterfalls, or for a delightful walk to Playa Grande :) It is a long way to get here, but I really think Montezuma is a special gem!

Montezuma is for the adventurous traveler who wants to avoid crowded beaches and more developed areas. It’s a bit like a small town that time forgot, but it has all the essentials—except an ATM machine. Bring cash! Most stores & restaurants/bars accept credit cards but our hotel did not. Also local street vendors need cash. If you are driving, make sure to use the WAYZ app; Google maps will lead you through rivers. We found the hike to the Montezuma Water Falls to be a bit too daunting for our age/physical capacity and we’re in pretty good shape in our mid-60s. We enjoyed the day-trip to Turtle Island to go snorkeling. Many other options, such as horse-back riding on the beach and fishing trips are also available for a cost.

Relaxed little village, great beaches, must do hike to waterfall, monkeys, nosebears and others all over the place. There is a bus and taxi's, plenty of restaurants, live music but you can sleep quiet at night. Wake up at 5 with the hawler monkeys and sleep some more.