Costa Rica Vacation

[Joe W. Namath]

Looking to plan a trip to costa rica. A few single guys, mid 30s, looking for fishing, surfing and some nice looking broads.

Any suggestions?

[rhyan66]

Never been myself, but a co-worker just came back from a bachelor party there last weekend (extended). He had a blast - could ask him suggestions if you need some help.

[BRONX JET]

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[Carlton]

Originally Posted by Joe W. Namath

Looking to plan a trip to costa rica. A few single guys, mid 30s, looking for fishing, surfing and some nice looking broads.

Any suggestions?

Tamarindo was a blast. Pretty popular location. Witches rock surf camp has great lessons with awesome waves for learning. Good looking girls and from what I hear great legal pros. Good night life with lots of other visitors partying.

[rhyan66]

Originally Posted by rhyan66

Never been myself, but a co-worker just came back from a bachelor party there last weekend (extended). He had a blast - could ask him suggestions if you need some help.

He directed me to Www.jacovip.com. He said the owner, Bobby, can coordinate everything you need.

[Fishooked]

Originally Posted by Joe W. Namath

Looking to plan a trip to costa rica. A few single guys, mid 30s, looking for fishing, surfing and some nice looking broads.

Any suggestions?

Supposed to be some insane fishing action down there, I'm very jealous.
What kind of species?

[DDNYjets]

Originally Posted by Joe W. Namath

Looking to plan a trip to costa rica. A few single guys, mid 30s, looking for . . . some nice looking broads.

Sure.

I think you would have more fun in Mykonos.

[DDNYjets]

Originally Posted by Fishooked

Supposed to be some insane fishing action down there, I'm very jealous.
What kind of species?

Some of the best sport fishing in the world.

[GuidoYaztremski]

And inexpensive chica legal prostitution...





...or so I have heard.

[32green]

Originally Posted by Joe W. Namath

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I stopped reading right there.

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[gunnails]

Originally Posted by Fishooked

Supposed to be some insane fishing action down there, I'm very jealous.
What kind of species?

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Some of the worlds best Marlin fishing.

[kevin45]

Tamarindo is cool. Surf in town is ok. Good for beginners. But Playa Grande & Aviennes are both 30 minute drives and are great waves. Ollie's Point & Witches Rock are both world class waves. They are about a 90 minute boat ride which you can charter for around $300.

Tamarindo has good really good night life. There are young tourists from all over the world...including plenty of hot broads and local legal pros (as already mentioned). Not sure about the fishing but I'm sure you can charter boats in town.

If you fly to San Jose it's about a 5 hours drive to Tamarindo or a 45 minute flight in a small sketchy prop plane. Or you could fly to Liberia which is a 45 minute drive, but would probably be way more expensive.

Check out Surfers Guide to Costa Rica, which you can get on Amazon. Will give you good info on both the waves & hotel/restaurants all over Costa Rica.

[Dirtstar]

avoid going in September or October.


unless you thoroughly enjoy torrential downpours and have no interest in outdoor activities.

[Rock48nj]

Originally Posted by kevin45

Tamarindo is cool. Surf in town is ok. Good for beginners. But Playa Grande & Aviennes are both 30 minute drives and are great waves. Ollie's Point & Witches Rock are both world class waves. They are about a 90 minute boat ride which you can charter for around $300.

Good advice here.

Fly into Liberia if you can, the drive does kind of suck and I'm someone that usually doesn't care about that sort of thing. If not, hire a van and booze on the way.

Playa Avellanas is amazing. You have a few breaks from beginner to expert, an amazing stretch of beach, some great spots to snorkel/swim and for my money, the best beach bar in all of the world with Lolas. Its just south (about 10 miles) of Tamarindo though still not the quickest drive.. but I heard they may have improved the road since I was last there. Problem is.. its sleepy, so for me my wife it does the job. A group of dudes looking to party are better off staying in Tamarindo.

Just north of Tamarindo you have Playa Grande.. another beautiful stretch of beach and some great beach breaks. Again much quieter than Tamarindo.

Further south of Avellanas you have playa Negra another pretty world class break. Much further south you also have Nosara, big ex-pat community, gorgeous area, great surfing. Real big spot for yoga and all that new world stuff.. but probably NOT what a group of dudes want out of a trip to CR.

The other option to consider is Playa Del Coco.. north of everything I just wrote about, a bit more "local" than tamarindo and not a surf town, but LOTS of fun nightlife and plenty of trouble to be had. Becoming more popular for foreign tourists. If you don't mind driving it is a pretty good spot to explore from. Some cool drives, not a terrible ride to the spots south. Great access to fishing charters and if you wanted to do the Witches Rock/Ollies Point thing, boats leave from right there.

[Jetworks]

Originally Posted by Joe W. Namath

Looking to plan a trip to costa rica. A few single guys, mid 30s, looking for fishing, surfing, some nice looking broads and a slightly less negative style of posting.

Any suggestions?

Fixed.


Have fun, sounds like a blast.

[Free2Travel]

Shameless plug.

[Gata]

Costa Rica is beautiful I suggest going on a couple of tours and venturing out into Monteverde... Lost of forest and jungle

[palmetto defender]

Watch out for the Fer-de-lance. Nasty snake all over Costa Rica.
One of my kid's friends almost got bitten on a trail near the resort they were at.

[Dimitri_0515]

I heard Sanchez vacations there frequently. You shouldnt go.

[DRNYJETS]

Tamarindo was my favorite town but you must also see the lake arenal and the volcano.