The Surfer's Guide to Costa Rica & SW Nicaragua (Volume 7)

I bought the book and the kindle edition prior to my trip to CR. They are very informative with great locations on where to stay, where to eat and most importantly, where to surf. If you're going to CR to surf, this is a must read.I'd highly recommend it to anyone who's going to CR.

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Me and four mates are travelling through centrel America on a surf trip, this book wasthe most helpful as we based our next destination on what we read about the surf spot. Really helpful with twice as much info than any other surf guide book we were using.

Decent review, just not a ton of information on how to get places. Just names of towns and surf adventure packages.

I bought this book for my first surf adventure to Costa Rica. It definitely had most of the surf spots covered withbasic info on how to get there, best conditions, etc -

Great travel guide

Decent guide for Costa Rica surf from a surfer mindset on a budget.I would recommend a Lonely Planet guide to use with this guide. Both together will cover almost everything you will need to know on how to survive with limited funds.

Update from the old one. Good resource