Quite the famous right-hand pointbreak, accessible only via boat trip from Playas del Coco. Enjoy the best waves during SW-N swells and an E wind. OstionalĪ very fun and tall peak that stays pretty uncrowded during the whole year. 10ft peaks break right on the sandy beach, best on SW-NW swell and E wind. LangostaĪ bit further South, Langosta is slightly less crowded, but the waves are still star quality. It's way safer and easier to surf during mid to high tide, SW-NW swell and E wind. Pretty crowded, even out of season, Avellana produces a nasty 12ft right-hand reefbreak on a small swell. Beware of petty crime and low quality roads in this area though.
Golfo de Nicoya has become really popular with surf schools and surf camps because of these rare conditions and the exotic lush wildlife surrounding it. Not as crowded and affected by mass tourism as Guanacaste, but still on the Pacific coast and home to awesome, long poinbreaks and fun little beachbreaks.
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It's full of beachbreaks and river-mouths, but unfortunately these are not easily accessible at all. Situated on the Caribbean side for a change, Limón enjoys crazy and powerful, but seasonal waves generated by storms off the Columbian shore. Watch out for the crocodiles by the riverbanks though! You can roam around the Osa National Park rainforest and enjoy the lack of masses. It's not very big, but it's reliable and fun and it's one of those places that is just perfect for exploring. A must-visit area if you're planning a surf trip in Costa Rica. A problem with this area is lack of really good infrastructure and the occurance of tropical diseases.Ĭonsistent, famous waves in spots such as Ollie's Point, Witches Rock, Mal Pais, Matapalo or Pavones.
Golfo Dulce attracts with Matapalo's famous rights, lack of strong winds and super exotic scenery. Home to one of the longest lefts in the world, beautiful tropical nature and surprisingly strong waves.
Located on the Pacific side, the Guanacaste province receives consistent, medium-sized, Northern and Southern swells all year round. Costa Rica has 5 distinctive surf regions scattered on both the East and West coast.
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