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Before breakfast (read part I of this series), you would have to work. You would have fun, and you would be in the wet element. The morning surf session is fabulous, silent and original.
The day starts with the sun, and the waves. It’s not over, when the sun sets, even. At this camp, time has another quality.
An interesting article about traveling and surfing in Costa Rica - this time about a surfari through the Nicoya Peninsula.
A surf story by Alison Berkley - from Hawaii, not Costa Rica. A story about surfing, surf lessons and a journey through paradise.
Scouts on a surf board? They may find their path, but a wave? Sarah did it.
We surf rather than to hike. But if you ‘ve never been to the jungle, you should try a rainforest eco-lodge.
For any interested in Costa Rica and stay for longer: volunteering may be an option.
I found an adventure story in the Denver Post today - and many of us may dream of it: storm surfing. First of all, storms and oceans are a deadly combination for everybody in the water.
The sun is long gone, and we still drift in the ocean, lying on our surf boards, reading the waves. Far away dark clouds build up in the dawn, huge and black. An intimidating scenery for us surfers.
Just a few days ago I wrote about air travel from Europe to Costa Rica. These days I had the pleasure to try out one of the mentioned airlines - MartinAir. Well, this is my summary and personal experience (which is singular as I never travelled with this company before).