Tag: surfing in costa rica
Tico surf ready to receive tourists from all over the world and reactivate the economy
QCOSTARICA - Costa Rica's opening of the air border to the world in a few days, on November 1, is a great relief for the more than 400 surf schools and instructors in the country.
A significant number of travelers choose Costa Rica to learn...
Costa Rica will be the world’s No. 1 surfing destination, after covid-19
Surfers who will travel again in search of waves and also consider the sanitary measures carried out by country during the coronavirus, will find that Costa Rica is, today, the nation with the lowest mortality among the 10 favorite world destinations for to surf.
With...
Surfing to return on May 16
Surfing in Costa Rica will resume on May 16. Surfers will be able to hit the waves almost two months due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Daniel Salas, Minister of Health, announced Monday that the beaches will be open from 5:00 am to 8:00 am and...
Costa Rica celebrates National Surf Day and Declares It Of Public Interest
Today is DÃa Nacional del Surf (National Surf Day) in Costa Rica, a day considered by law as of public interest for its tourist, economic and sports importance, to be celebrated, starting this year, every third Saturday in October.
President Carlos Alvarado, met with surfers...
David Cameron Vacationed Christmas & New Years in Costa Rica
Former British Prime Minister David Cameron (2010 to 2016) has been chilling on a sunny beach in Costa Rica while Theresa May's government has been sent into meltdown over Brexit, the impending withdrawal of the United Kingdom from the European Union.
Cameron, who called the...
Surf’s Up: Margot Robbie’s The Perfect Wave in Costa Rica
Actress Margot Robbie's no longer skating on ice, she's down in Costa Rica taking in some surf ... and pretty good at it.
The "I, Tonya" star and her hubby, Tom Ackerley, caught a party wave during a late afternoon surfing session. She looked like...
The Before, During and After of Staying Hydrated While Surfing
Q COSTA RICA (by Roberto Cruz, Vozdeguancaste.com) Those of us who practice water sports often don’t realize how much we sweat. That can lead us to falsely believe we don’t need to hydrate as much as other athletes, which is a common mistake. This...
