FROM OUR LUXURY SURF CAMP
IN COSTA RICA

Tucked between the Caribbean and the Pacific Ocean, the expansive shoreline makes each beach in Costa Rica different from the next, each with its unique personality. If you consider yourself an avid beach goer and find yourself lazing by the beach any chance you get, you absolutely cannot miss the beaches in Costa Rica. With white sand, palm trees, black volcanic sand, and rugged coves surrounded by tropical rainforests, Costa Rica is the place to go.  You might not know where to start with so many beaches to explore. In

From tropical beaches to breathtaking rainforests, Costa Rica is a country you need to see in your lifetime. So if it’s time you finally ticked this beautiful country off your bucket list, you might be wondering when to visit Costa Rica during the year.  While it’s a beautiful destination all year round, traveling in the fall months to Costa Rica can offer an unforgettable experience. In this blog, we’ll share why we think visiting Costa Rica in fall is the best time of year — from amazing activities to cheaper

Imagine padding into the sapphire blue ocean on a warm sunny afternoon and feeling the euphoric rush of catching the perfect wave on your surfboard. At Kalon Surf, we can make that dream come true. The surf coaches at our luxury, all-inclusive surf resort will teach you how to surf on some of the best beaches in Costa Rica.  We understand learning how to surf requires tons of patience and dedication, but we assure you the payout lives up to the hype. To get you started, our surf experts outline

With picturesque waterfalls, endless lush rainforests teeming with exotic wildlife, and breathtaking beaches, Costa Rica is one of Central America’s hotspots for eco-conscious travelers. Whether you prefer relaxing on the beach, soaking up the gorgeous sun, or you live for the thrill of riding the perfect wave, Costa Rica offers something for everyone. If you’re on vacation in our luxury Kalon Surf resort and want to take a breather from surfing, we’ve compiled a bucket list of the best things to do in Costa Rica to help you kick your

Popping up is one of the fundamental skills of surfing, one you’ll need whether you are a complete beginner or a pro on the WSL tour. With knowing how to pop up on a wave and correct surfboard positioning being so important, it’s no surprise that there’s always room for improvement. This is why this isn’t just a beginner’s guide to popping up but also a valuable resource for intermediate surfers who want to better their technique and get more waves. If this is your first time surfing, then start

From surfing uncrowded waves, exploring lush national parks, and getting off the beaten track mountain biking, a Costa Rica tour should be at the top of your list if you’ve been seeking to satisfy a yearning for adventure travel. With miles of sun-kissed beaches for you to luxuriate in, adrenaline-fueled activities, rich cultural heritage, and sumptuous meals, new memories will be made every day. Whether you want to turn up the action or catch some rays, Costa Rica makes the perfect weekend getaway that could quickly become a week-long plus

May is the beginning of the “rainy” season in Costa Rica, which means SSW swells (which are favorable for Costa Rica) and the added benefit of a jungle that is completely lightened up. Often people think it rains all day every day, however, Costa Rica has over a 1000 micrco climates, and depending on where you are located it various a lot. Typically the pacific coast has beautiful days and some cooling rain showers at night.  Visiting in May also means there is a great chance to skip the crowds

Long stretches of unspoiled beaches, stunning native wildlife, rainforests and waterfalls, delicious Caribbean food, and friendly locals. Costa Rica is a hidden gem in the Pacific Ocean, nestled between Nicaragua and Panama. Its lush coastline has plenty of surf spots, making it a great place to enjoy surfing or even learn for the first time.   If it’s your first time planning a trip to Costa Rica, you probably have a lot of questions about making your vacation a successful one. From booking a hotel in Costa Rica to staying safe

Not many beginner surfers or outsiders know the importance of choosing the right surf break, especially in Costa Rica. The perfect surf spot is one that matches the day’s conditions and your skill level. The point break might be firing and producing froth-worthy wave after wave, whereas a surf spot further down the beach could be a windy, choppy mess. Choosing the right surf break can make the difference between a great session that helps you progress and leaves you feeling stoked, and a crappy surf that makes you want

Surfing is a multifaceted skill; it’s not just about athleticism and being able to stand up on a board. It’s also something that can teach you about the natural world. As you learn more about surfing, you’ll gain a greater appreciation of the various types of waves for surfing and the areas they appear. Being aware of the tides, the types of waves you’re likely to encounter at a given site and the surrounding ocean conditions will also make you better prepared for when you’re actually on your board too.

Everyone knows a few surfing terms. Expressions like “wipeout” and “duck dive” have long been part of the wider public’s parlance. And even if you’ve never surfed in your life, you might be familiar with a few surfing terms for waves, like “barrel” or “shorey”. But if you’re really wanting to polish up your surfing terminology — and don’t want to look like a kook in the process — you need to go a bit deeper. Now, there’s no universal list of surfer words. As with any subculture that uses