Zopilote Surfcamp hat vergangene Woche einen Beach Clean up veranstalltet an dem alle unsere Gäste und einige Anwohner an der Playa Hermosa teilgenommen haben. In 4 stunden von  el rey paticio  bis playa hermosa point haben wir 29 Säcke, überwiegend Plastik, gesammelt, die das Camp dann bei der Gemeinde  entsorgen liess.

All the guests and friends from the playa Hermosa community helped to clean our beach. It took us over 4 hours to collect the garbage between el rey patricio and playa Hermosa point. We collected 29 garbage bags, mainly plastic, which was given to the municipality for dispose.

Thanks to all the friends who helped to keep our beaches clean!

Juho came from Finland to the Zopilote surf camp, and was happy to be with us: “I can not think of any better place. This has been exactly what I was looking for. Beautiful, original, quiet and still pure attitude of surfing.”

What did he enjoyed the most? “Never thought that a group of +30 years old can have so much fun out of a tattooed $2 barbie doll me and Andrea bought Niko for his 34th birthday…you probably might see a movie coming out soon! And for sure the turtle just 1 meter away while I was surfing.”

So, what’s the most difficult thing about learning to surf for you? “I am not gonna go into tricks and quick turns because I am too far away from those but hardest thing to learn was reading the ocean and finding a spot to catch a proper green wave.”

Something personal you want to add? “My vocabulary isn’t good enough to express the royal tastes of every dinner and breakfast. I recommend Zopilote surfcamp to everyone – it’s been pure awesomeness!
THANK YOU!”

After 55 kilometers and 1.500 m altitude difference, the Zopilote Adventure Race Team arrived second placed in Garmisch Partenkirchen, Germany. Only one team in their class (mixed) beat them, narrowly by around fifteen minutes after five and half hours of biking, trail running, orienteering, hiking, climbing, archery, raft building and rafting.

A full report is available in german at feltout.blogspot.com

Not always surfing, but this is cool as well… enjoy!

Well, that’s not exactly what I want to do during summer, but during cold winter, it’s fun: taking the surf board into the virtual waves of Second Life. I did on the Costa Rica Sims, and it was almost as good as in real. No saltwater in the nose, no sharks ;D

Here a screenshot… lol

During the holidays, we built up a nice beach bar for our late night parties. We really loved it, and our guests too. So we decided to create a permanent beach bar, and here we go:

So, please come closer, we’re open for orders!

Austrian singer and band leader of “The Sorrow“, Matthias “Maetze” Schlegel, visited us during the holidays and stayed past new years day at Zopilote surf camp. As we loved to have him here, he became absoultely a fan of the tropical mix of surf, great food & party.

Well, good luck with your latest release (coming in Feb 2009) and send us a copy!

hi,
maybe you all have heard about the terrible earthquake in Costa Rica this week. Fortunately, it didn’t affect the Cobano region and Santa Teresa at all. The main damages are in the central part of Costa Rica. The road from San Jose to Puntarenas is free and there are no problems to get to the ferries.

The Zopilote Team

These days, social travel platforms come up as mushrooms. All of them have a different color and taste, but the typical features and functionalities. Troolley is not different.

• Booking possibilities
• Adding trips and itineraries
• Adding events and attractions
• Searching through the content of others
• supported by Google Maps

There isn’t much content yet, but it may interesting to check it out once in a time.

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