Costa Rica Waves You’ve Missed July 2018
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Costa Rica Waves: Now in the midst of the swell season, the Pacific coast of Costa Rica has received numerous proper south and southwest swells. Most of the swells this past month fell in the range of three to four feet, but several days pumped quite a bit bigger.
Standout spots like Ollie’s Point, Playa Negra, the Avellenas river mouth, Playa Hermosa and a few hidden gems in southern Guanacaste saw well-overhead waves on multiple occasions between the middle of May and the middle of June.
Several rainy afternoons also provided dreamy glass-off sunset sessions that were complete with rainbows and emerald green seas. There were only a few days that weren’t ideal for surfing,.This was mainly because of onshore winds and stormy weather, not for lack of swell.
HOWLER Surf Profiles
Malakai Marinez
Valeria Salustri
Costa Rica Surf Spots
Boca Barranca
Santa Teresa
Playa Negra
Playa Tamarindo
Playa Dominical
More Costa Rica Surf Spots
Playa Langosta
Ollie’s Point
Playa Avellanas
Pavones
Witch’s Rock
Playa Grande
HOWLER Surf Science
What Makes a Wave Spit?
The Climate is Changing, Will There Be Waves?
Hurricanes in Costa Rica?
The Importance of Swell Angle
What Makes a Good Surf Spot
What Makes a Good Surf Spot 2
Why Do Waves Break?
Cold Water in Costa Rica?
The Science of Stoke
Tamarindo Spot Check
The Papagayo Winds
How Waves Are Created
