What happened in Costa Rica? Part II
Tuesday, October 17th, 2006A historical review of Costa Rica tries to catch some moments of history: uncomplete and selected windows of time. In this part: Columbus arrives.
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A historical review of Costa Rica tries to catch some moments of history: uncomplete and selected windows of time. In this part: Columbus arrives.
Central America is in the middle of North and South America (which is not surprising), but this has consequences for the weather and surf conditions in Costa Rica. Let’s have a look into the basics.
For Australians and New Zealanders, Costa Rica is a second alternative as a surf destination. But crowded home spots and political unrest and threats in popular surf destinations like south or south east asia could bring Costa Rica some consideration when going for a surf vacation. Here some air travel information.
We surf rather than to hike. But if you ‘ve never been to the jungle, you should try a rainforest eco-lodge.
More a commercial than a video, but I like it: nice shots, good sound.
For any interested in Costa Rica and stay for longer: volunteering may be an option.
A historical review of Costa Rica tries to catch some moments of history: uncomplete and selected windows of time. In this part: the first settlers.
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Another great video about surfing in the Pacific - Teahupoo. Just for you!
Surfers are aware of surf and crowd conditions - and most places offer a certain time window for our beloved sport. Where spots can be accessed and surfed only a few months or weeks, there are also places with a year-through surf availability. Let’s see, what’s going on in Costa Rica now and in East Australia.
So, you want to come to Costa Rica, he? If you are travelling from North America, this article is for you. Basic information about air travel. Air connections from Europe, see here.