From Our Luxury Surf Camp in Costa Rica

If you’re looking for the single most consistently pleasant month to visit Costa Rica, March is hard to beat. It’s the driest month of the year, the surf is clean and well-formed, and the golden light at this time of year makes everything look spectacular. Weather March is deep dry season. Sunny skies, warm days in the mid-80s°F (29–32°C), and almost no rain along the Pacific coast. The Dominical area benefits from its mountain microclimate — the wind patterns are gentler here than in Guanacaste to the north, which means

Yes — January is one of the most popular months to visit Costa Rica, and for good reason. It’s peak dry season: consistently sunny, warm, and ideal for surfing, hiking, and exploring. Weather January is the heart of Costa Rica’s dry season (verano). Along the Pacific coast near Dominical, expect blue skies, daytime temperatures in the low to mid-80s°F (27–30°C), and very little rain. The Papagayo winds that begin in December continue into January, keeping the air fresh and comfortable. Evenings are pleasant — a light layer is enough. Costa

November is when Costa Rica’s dry season begins — and it’s one of the most underappreciated months to visit. The rain tapers off, the skies open up, and you get the best of both worlds: dry season sunshine with the green season landscape still at its most vibrant. It’s a beautiful, quieter time to be here. Weather November marks the transition into dry season. Around Dominical, the rain reduces noticeably through the month — early November may see the occasional afternoon shower, but by mid-to-late November the dry season has

October is the greenest, most dramatic month in Costa Rica. The jungle around our resort is at peak vibrancy — every shade of green you can imagine, the waterfalls at their most powerful, and the wildlife at its most active. Meanwhile, the surf is excellent, the guest groups are intimate, and the evenings bring some of the most beautiful skies you’ll ever see. If you ask our team which months they love most, October is always in the answer. Weather October is the deepest point of the green season. Rain

We love September at Kalon. So do our return guests. September is deeper green season — the veranito has wound down, and the jungle is at peak vibrancy. But the surf? The surf is excellent. Consistent SSW swells, warm water, and lineups that are emptier than any other month. If you’re comfortable in the water and want the best waves with the fewest people, September is your month. Weather Mornings around Dominical are typically sunny to partly cloudy. Afternoon rain becomes more common in September — but this is the