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Pavones Conditions

Pavones Conditions

Surfline Surf Reports   Pavones has one of the world’s longest lefts which on a good day can result in 2-3 minute rides and is one of Costa Rica’s most famous surf breaks. The area is extremely remote but worth it, although due to its location on the interior of the Golfo Dulce, it can [...]

Jul, 19 2011 0 Comments Full Story
Cabo Matapalo Conditions

Cabo Matapalo Conditions

Surfline Surf Reports   Located across the bay from Pavones, Matalpo catches the same swells but is much less crowded. There are two world-class right rock/point breaks breaking for 200 yards – very rocky in the beginning and end of the wave, for experts only surfing with a bigger board. There is also Pan Dulce [...]

Jul, 19 2011 0 Comments Full Story
Dominical Conditions

Dominical Conditions

Surfline Surf Reports   Dominical has beachbreak peaks along its mile long beach. Fun waves, rippable beachbreak lefts and rights for all abilities of surfer. Be carefull of the rocks at low tide. South end of the beach is located Roca Verde, smaller and cleaner, with less people. No representation is made as to accuracy.

Jul, 19 2011 4 Comments Full Story
Playa Escondida Conditions

Playa Escondida Conditions

Surfline Surf Reports   Playa Escondida has an exposed reef break with fairly consistent surf offshore and a choice of left and right reefs. Distant groundswells present with ideal swell direction from the southwest. Can get growded and watch for rocks and private access. No representation is made as to accuracy.

Jul, 18 2011 0 Comments Full Story
Caldera Jetty Conditions

Caldera Jetty Conditions

Surfline Surf Reports   Caldera Jetty in Golfo de Nicoya has a sheltered reef/jetty break. There’s consistent surf with a left hand reef and groundswells prevail. May be crowded. No representation is made as to accuracy.

Jul, 18 2011 3 Comments Full Story
Boca Barranca Conditions

Boca Barranca Conditions

Surfline Surf Reports   Boca Barranca is considered the second longest wave in Costa Rica with a ride that can last almost a kilometer. Easy to get to, there’s a left pointbreak in front of a the rivermouth. Judged as an excellent longboard wave. Water from the river is often dirty. No representation is made [...]

Jul, 18 2011 0 Comments Full Story