It is no doubt that Hawaii remains as the world's topmost surfing destination, but wait and see as we discover another surfing haven that attracts more and more surfers around the world. Given that Costa Rica is an island country, there are thousands of beachbreaks and waterfronts where one can put his surfboard down and conquer the waves. There are numerous surf spots to choose from depending on one's ability and preference. Simply put, things to do in Costa Rica doesn't just boast of trekking, rafting and bird watching adventures, but this country also excels when it comes to world-class surfing.
Both the Pacific and Caribbean coasts that line Costa Rica serve as playgrounds for experienced and even beginning surfers. Here are just some of the plenty of reasons why most surfers love Costa Rica: the waters are relatively warm, that's why surfers can pursue the waves even without wearing a wetsuit. There is also easy access to beachbreaks and coastlines that measure up to 700 miles, surfing throughout the year is consistent, the prices are very reasonable, the people are accomodating, and the place itself holds international surfing tournaments. These reasons are merely enough to convince you that Costa Rica is a surfing haven in itself; beaches are not that crowded and the country's culture fully supports the mentioned sport. And if you're looking for places at Costa Rica where you can try or even discover your surfing skills, here are some suggestions for you.
1. Tamarindo
This remains as the most popular surfing destination at Costa Rica found on the northern pacific coast. There are three distiguished major surf spots in the country: the Pacific North, the Pacific South, and the Caribbean. Tamarindo offers the most surfing experiences in a shorter time since it holds a very easy access to a variety of surf breaks for variety of preferences. Moreover, there are considerably great accomodations, nightlife, and restaurants for a complete-packaged adventure.
2. Playa Avellanes & Negra
This surfing destination is perfect for those who are seeking a more tranquil and less crowded trip. Playa Avellanes offers reefs and beach breaks while Playa Negra provides a rock-reef break and is found south of Tamarindo.
3. Nosara
Nosara is a small community and has Tamarindo as its neighbor to the north. Compared to the latter, Nosara isi a more relaxed type of surfing spot where the only sound that you can hear is that coming from the waves and the monkeys that inhabits the area. This area also offers other unique opportunities for adventure like fishing and horseback riding aside from surfing which is its primary boast. World-class surfing is available throughout the year and ther's also a local group of surf photographers waiting to capture your best shot.
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