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You will not be disappointed, this
is a wave rich region with miles of empty beach breaks. Advanced
level riders will not be short of challenge or adventure searching
out empty, uncrowded waves. Beginners too, will find that they have
room to spread out and surf a wave that meets their own level of
challenge - without the fear of getting shreaded by a speeding pro,
or knocking their friends teeth out by bailing their board in the
rolling whitewater or crashing wave - right in front of another
person paddling out. There is room for everyone here.
We also have available to rent quality Longboards and Shortboards.
The water of Playa Grande is warm to very warm year round. We get
south swells all year, very increased chances of intense swells
from March until November.
Our dry season is November to April - where you can expect to find
mainly offshore wind conditions prevailling. The rainy season starts
in April, and pretty much lasts until October. And the winds are
more diurnal in pattern - being offshore in the morning, and onshore
in the day. However glass offs are common as are blown out conditions
as storm cells pass by, offshore conditons are possible too. It
just depends. No matter what, the surf is reliable and fun.
Guanacaste is a beautiful province due to many gorgeous beaches
and great surfing, volcanoes and tropical climate. According to
the Costa Rican Tourism Institute, the Province of Guanacaste is
known principally for its cattle production, to the rest of us its
warm-water and a great variety of waves. attraction for nationals
and foreigners alike.
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