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Nosara, Costa Rica Listed in New York Times as one of the The 45 Places to Go in 2012
Not that we want too many New York Times readers in Costa Rica – 😆
[ http://travel.nytimes.com/2012/01/08/travel/45-places-to-go-in-2012.html?pagewanted=all ]
Nosara, Costa Rica
Surfing geeks have descended on a remote little town.
With sandy beaches, warm, jade-green waters and rolling waves that rarely get too big, the remote jungle community of Nosara on the Pacific Coast of Costa Rica has become the ideal spot to learn to surf. The crescent-shaped Guiones beach is a good jumping-off point to go hiking or visit the nearby turtle refuge, and there are small, charming hotels and local bars with live music. But in a place that sees sunny, rainless weather from December to May, surfing’s the thing.
Surf schools have popped up all over town, including Surf Simply, which focuses on a technical, sports-coach philosophy and has a new guided trip option along the coast for its 2012 surf programs, and Safari Surf School , an official Billabong-certified surf camp. Nosara Surf Cam offers a real-time Web feed of the waves. Take a look and get your stoke on.
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Dare I ask what “get your stoke on” means?
Scott
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