Offering over 300 days of surfable waves each year, Playa Guiones is two hours down the coast from Tamarindo. So if you’re heading here, do learn a bit about local surf etiquette before entering the water. Keep in mind that Tamarindo’s increasing popularity over the years means that you’ll likely be sharing the water with a crowd of visitors and locals with a range of experience. The long, soft-sand beach and abundance of surf schools in the area make it an enticing option for beginners, while the variety of nearby hotels and restaurants ensure a comfortable stay. This is particularly true in December and January when the waves are larger, attracting surfers from around the globe. Located about 1.5 hours from Liberia, on Costa Rica's northern Pacific coast, is one of the most popular surf beaches for all skill levels. Best for Beginner and Intermediate Surfers: Tamarindo, Guiones, and Samara Tamarindo is a surfer's dream Playa Tamarindo Wondering which beach is best for you? Check out these tips before you book your surf holiday.Īnd if you'd like to pair some yoga with your surf holiday, see our 10-day surf & yoga itinerary on the Nicoya Peninsula. To ensure a safe and enjoyable experience, plan ahead-book a lesson, check local surf reports, inquire about the difficulty and conditions, and, if you're an amateur, don’t paddle out alone.
And you won't necessarily have to travel far-options on the Central Pacific coastline and Guanacaste Province make quick trips from San José for visitors without much time. Along the Pacific coast, you'll find mellow spots offering classes for beginners, while the southern Caribbean offers big barrels and risky reefs suitable only for experts. Both sides of Costa Rican coasts are packed with possibilities for travelers interested in a surf-filled vacay.
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