Can You Drink the Tap Water in Costa Rica?
Somewhere between booking the flights and packing the bags, almost every guest asks us some version of the same question: can you actually drink…
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Stories, surf tips, and travel inspiration from Dominical
Somewhere between booking the flights and packing the bags, almost every guest asks us some version of the same question: can you actually drink…
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One of the most common questions we get before a guest arrives is: “Will I have time to do anything besides surf?” The answer…
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Everyone dreams of surfing in a tropical paradise — warm water, no wetsuit, blue skies. Costa Rica delivers all of that. But after fifteen…
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April is one of the smartest months to visit Costa Rica. You get the tail end of dry season weather with the first hints…
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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…
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February is an excellent time to visit Costa Rica. The dry season is well established, the weather is reliably sunny, and the Pacific coast…
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Yes — January is one of the most popular months to visit Costa Rica, and for good reason. It’s peak dry season: consistently sunny,…
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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…
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October is the greenest, most dramatic month in Costa Rica. The jungle around our resort is at peak vibrancy — every shade of green…
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We love September at Kalon. So do our return guests. September is deeper green season — the veranito has wound down, and the jungle…
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August is the last month of veranito — Costa Rica’s “little summer” within the green season — and it delivers. Sunny days, consistent surf,…
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July is a genuinely underrated month in Costa Rica. The veranito — “little summer” — is in full swing: this is effectively dry season,…
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