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Tamarindo Surf Camp is a small family operated beachfront hotel created entirely for surfers of all levels. Tamarindo is considered to be one of the best learn-to-surf waves in the world, but it also offers world class waves. This is why it has become a surfing mecca with great conditions for both: learning how to surf or just catching great waves while making friends. The town itself is a lot of fun and the staff at the surf camp will walk the extra mile for you. Check the package below which includes surf lessons under the ISA Certified Surf School Program. Visit Tamarindo and make the most of your learn-to-surf vacation on a tropical beach! Surf Lessons Package-Round trip transfer from Liberia airport to the surf camp (included in this price if you travel from Saturday to Saturday) -07 nights accommodation in a standard room at the beachfront hotel -Daily big and yummy breakfast served at the surf camp restaurant -Daily 1 1/2 hour in water surf lesson -Daily out of the water surf seminar -Daily free surf with someone filming and later analysis -Daily board rental with unlimited usage |
BEST TIME TO GO: December to April (summer in Costa Rica)
WATER TEMPERATURE: High 70s to low 80s in summer, low 70s in winter. BEST SURF SPOTS: Playa Grande, Playa Langosta, Avellanas, Witch's Rock and Ollie's Point. |
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LAND PACKAGE ONLY Available year round. We suggest Saturday/Saturday booking because the airport transfers are included in the package those days. But you can stay at the surf camp for any lenght of time starting any day of the week. Airport transfer from and to Liberia: $ 75.00 per person each way. Need flight arrangements? Ask us about our exceptional deals on airfare! 1 714 408 1446 |
Prices
Per person based on double occupancy $ 879
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Tamarindo Beach: multiple surf spots in town. The beachbreak in front of the surf camp is great for beginners/intermediates, it has a sand bottom, best on mid to high tide. The rivermouth has lefts and rights and can be good on any tide. There are multiple reefs in Tamarindo, some are rarely surfed. There are many good peaks on the north side of the the rivermouth as well, best on mid-to-high tide.
Witch's Rock: beachbreak with strong offshore winds making it big barrels, lefts and rights. This spot is always good unless the wind is onshore.
Ollie's Point: right pointbreak, sand bottom, can get quite hollow and really fun. Only accessible by boat, breaks on low tide.
Playa Grande: beachbreak that is more exposed to south swells, fun rippable waves, best on mid to high tide.
Avellanas: multiple breaks that work on any tides, a sand bottom beachbreak, a rivermouth with some reef, Little Hawaii which is a heavier reef right, plus a couple more spots if you know where to look.
There's also tons of secret spots you can be taken to, but they can't be mentioned online. We'll take you where the waves are, you'll surf great waves every day down in Tamarindo!
Hi Natalia, how are you? Hope all is well. Thank you for the travel info. Both of us are sad to leave the surf camp, it's been a spectacular holiday all around. I will tell you more later...This place is top drawer for a surfing camp destination! Oh yes THANK YOU big time for the upgrade. I want to come back here, talk to you soon.
Edward O'Regan
Chico, CA
Thanks so much for setting this all up for me, it was an experience of a life time and I wish to do it all over again in the near furture. I loved Tamarindo Surf School. Abosulty keep sending people there, it's an amazing experience and enviroment, I now love surfing, I just had such an amazing time surfing it was crazy, it was almost like I got addicted to it, I kept track of how long I went out surfing for the week and the final count was 25 hours in 6 days. And the best part of all of that is that I progressed so much from day one to the last day of surfing. I was riding 4-5 foot waves the last couple of days. Tamarindo is also a great party town, everynight there's somewhere that have a party and i went to all of them! Thanks again!
Joe Lamontange
British Columbia, Canada
Tamarindo is among the most popular vacation destinations in Costa Rica. A former fishing village in the northern region of Guanacaste province on the North Pacific Coast, Tamarindo is the area’s most well developed tourist town with plenty of accommodations to suit every pocket. The beaches are great and the entire town has a relaxed laidback atmosphere, making it a fabulous place for anyone looking to have a good time. The amazing surfing and windsurfing conditions make Tamarindo a perfect place for the experienced as well as the beginners surfers. Tamarindo is probably the most accessible beach town on the country’s entire northern Pacific Coast. It offers not only good surfing but swimming, snorkeling, sailing, kayaking, jet skiing, boogie boarding, horseback riding and scuba diving. With much to enjoy and even more to do, this multi-cultural community is the ideal place to have some fun in the sun! This is the best place on the northern pacific coast to go for the perfect mix of a variety of waves, accommodations, restaurants and nightlife.
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Surf School
-6 nights beach front lodging with breakfast and dinner included
-5 full days of surfing instruction with equipment
-Tours and outings |
Starting at
$1049 More
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Surf School
- 7 nights accommodations at Pousada Girasol
- Daily breakfast
- Daily surf instruction
- Airport transfers |
Starting at
$1099 More
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