We proudly present you a free Costa Rica Surf Guide with main information about surfing in this great surf environment. Content:

• Costa Rica surfing conditions & spots
• Presentation of major spots like Santa Teresa, Mal Pais, Tamarindo, and many others
• Travel information
• Alternative activities

You can download an english or a german version of our Costa Rica surf guide. It’s a pdf-format.

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I like this page - 360º panorama views from different places. Great stuff, and if you’re a traveller, put up your 360º pics on the page, tag it with some location information and let’s go!

Link: Panyoe.com 

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GlobalMotion is a website with a huge objective:

“GlobalMotion’s mission is to create the world’s largest database of places. Explore the hundreds of places already added or add your own favorite place!”

Well, you may have a look at the state of work right now, here is the link, and here some background info:

• at the moment (November 15th), there are about 800 places registered
• every place can be shown on a Google map
• some hard facts about the data are store in the GlobalMotion wiki

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The 6th part of the series

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The 5th part of the series

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The 4th part of the series

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The 3rd part of the series

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The second part of the series…

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Part I of a series who to survive in the jungle of Costa Rica

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Days ago we wrote about a butterfly farm close to San José, this time the Seattle Times reports about butterflies as source of income for many Costa Ricans.

From the article: “The idea to export butterflies from Costa Rica began one day in 1983, when Joris Brinckerhoff, a New Hampshire native and Peace Corps volunteer hitchhiking in the Central American nation, was picked up by a butterfly enthusiast who had heard that people in southeast Asia had begun exporting the insects for exhibit. Brinckerhoff decided to give it a try in Costa Rica.“

In the meantime, the business is doing so well that he hired employees and sells the insects to museums. A pupa is sold for 1-2 US$. More than 100 butterfly farmers are connected to this export company.

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