The Jaco area It has every type of lodging, from $10 cabinas with the beach out back to the Los Suenos Marriot, with its own golf course "private beach". If you take your car surfing, never leave any valuables in it, but you should bring your passport and drivers license - since there are plenty of places where the police are waiting to bust you for speeding. What is nice is that from Isla Damas to Boca Barranca, it's well paved and wide open. The views are also fantastic so enjoy the ride. Jaco has plenty of shops for surfers and souvenier hunters, as well as a hefty nightlife. Get up early to catch some waves like these below, because by 9 a.m. the wind could be on it along with thirty other "friends"..
Check out the local businesses connected to the Central Pacific Chamber of Commerce:
7/25 - Bros and Bras , we still have plenty size even if its not mackin ! 3-6 ft faces out front and the afternoon should be nice with a touch of veranillo in the air.
Typically we get a little of this or "Indian Summer" in July which means dry clear days with some wind but very little rain , this will last a couple of weeks and then we get the "INVIERNO BRAVO" or our hardest part of the rainy season which will last until October or so, any ex-campers remember this from the 90s ?
Write me if you remember any of those events you had with A FRIEND IN COSTA RICA and we will publish them on facebook ! Thanks and Happy Surfing ! Chuck and the Crew at WOW SURF !
