Situated right away on the Pacific coast of Costa Rica, Nosara is becoming incredibly popular with local and international surfers looking for experiencing a laid-back surf vibe. This rather quiet coastal village checks all the requirements, with vast lengths of white-sand beaches, spectacular surf, and being surrounded by tropical trees. Although Nosara is most recognized for its stunning beaches, there is still plenty of great scenery and wildlife to witness. It’s great to explore some of Costa Rica’s distinctive water-based ecosystems by kayaking a local river or by boat through the Rio Nosara mangroves. If you want to get down to the business of a great weekend trip while avoiding massive throngs of tourists, Nosara is definitely a yes.
Costa Rica offers a wide range of waves for all types of surfers and their abilities, ranging from world-class breaks to beginner-friendly bumps and everything in between, which is why Costa Rica is popularly known as “A Surfer’s Paradise.” Whether you’re searching for a low-cost adventure, an all-inclusive surf camp, or a premium surf villa, Costa Rica provides plenty of options for all types of vacationers. Costa Rica has experienced a spike in tourism and development over the last 20 years as a result of its reputation as Central America’s most stable and safest country.
Travel season
There are peak seasons and low seasons in any tourist destination you go to, and the price difference between them might be huge. Costa Rica’s high season runs from December to April, peaking around Christmas and Easter, and the rainy season (or green season) is from May to November.
Surf Lessons & Surfboard Rentals
Surfboard rentals in Costa Rica can cost anywhere ranging from $10 to $25 per day, and many surf businesses are flexible with their pricing. You will almost certainly obtain better pricing if you rent the board for a longer amount of time. If you bring your own boards, you’ll only have to pay for excess baggage fees, which can cost anywhere ranging from $50 to $150 each way.
You’re in excellent hands, or rather, waters, if you’re a beginner surfer. Costa Rica is excellent for beginners since the water is warm, there are numerous little sand-bottom breakers all over the place, and surf schools are located on almost every corner of the destination. You’re covered because most surf schools provide board rental in their packages. The cost of surf training varies depending on the number of individuals in your group.
A group lesson costs between $45 and $60 every 2-hour session (including board rental). For more detail, visit our website: https://www.nosara-estates.com
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