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A surfing resort is the ultimate adventure, merging heart-pounding surf sessions with luxurious stays. Here at Hollow Tree's Resort, located in front of the world's finest right-handed, untouched beaches, and adventures in surfing sports like kayaking, stand-up paddling, and yoga, you'll find a meditation atmosphere of peaceful paradise. Visit our website for the best surfing beach resort on Mentawai Island.

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Nosara - A Surfer's Dream

Nosara has something for everyone. This coastal town in Costa Rica truly embodies a surfer’s paradise. With consistent swell, beautiful yoga studios, and a variety of great restaurants, this location is hard to beat. Nosara has been a location I never skip over when traveling through Costa Rica. Having been there on three separate occasions now, I’ll share insights on my past experiences and recommendations when visiting this magical location. 

ACCOMMODATIONS

Nosara has accommodation options for all kinds of travelers. From luxurious AirBnBs to social hostels, there are plenty of choices for any budget. If you want more privacy, definitely go the AirBnB route. If you’re more adventurous, I would highly recommend finding a hostel in the area. I have had nothing but great experiences bouncing around from hostel to hostel in Central America. During my most recent visit to Nosara, I stayed in a shared dorm room in the Selina hostel. This was such an amazing experience, and I would definitely recommend this option to any solo-travelers or small groups. The hostel was filled with communal areas that fostered social interactions. The crowd was younger, and Selina had interns that organized events for every night of the week. On your first night, they even have a free “welcome shot” where everyone that just showed up meets in the bar for a shot. It was a great way to break the ice and get introduced to a lot of the other travelers that would be staying there at the same time. All of the social events put on by the interns were a lot of fun. On weekends they would have extravagant parties with DJs that were open to the whole town. During the week, there were different activities like spanish lessons, karaoke, and my personal favorite.. Salsa lessons. Again, the entire community showed up to the hostel to dance salsa and share some beers with friends. They start the dancing early for the hostel guests and give some quick lessons and tips for learning to salsa. The locals then start showing up, and they definitely do not need any tips. There was no judgment though, and the locals were so friendly and willing to walk you through the steps. It was so amazing seeing how it brought the community together in an active way. 

This hostel also had plenty to do during the day. There were two beautiful pools, relaxing deck areas, and a slackline that ended up being the pinnacle of the social interactions. Something about the mindless activity was very addicting. The slackline always drew a crowd so it was a great area to meet new people. Yoga and other fitness classes were also included in the hostel package. If you have the opportunity, attend as many of these as possible! They are normally early in the morning, and are really great for getting warmed up for a full day of surfing. The last thing you want to do on a surf trip is get a muscle injury on one of the first days. These classes were taught by local instructors who were very attentive, and made sure you were positioning yourself correctly. They were great for all levels - No need to be intimidated if it’s your first time taking a class.

The only downside to the Selina hostel was the proximity to the beach. If you want to walk, it is going to take 20-30 minutes down the side of a dirt road.. A small price to pay given how beautiful the hostel itself is. I will break out the packing list at the end, but highly recommend bringing comfortable shoes to walk in. If walking is not your thing, the front desk will happily call you a tuk-tuk, which is a small cart that will take you to and from the main downtown area for roughly $6. I used these more when we were in a rush heading to dinner or a bar at night. Because of the long commute to the downtown area, I got breakfast every morning at the Selina. This allowed me to operate slowly in the morning - The locals call this running on tico time. The Selina had free coffee in the lobby, fresh juice, and incredible coconut-based yogurt bowls with granola and fresh fruit. I was a little skeptical of hostel food at first, but the hostel had a fantastic restaurant inside of it. Selina often has promotions going on, so you could likely get the full package with breakfast included for cheaper if you book in advance. I spent roughly $25 a night with breakfast included. I stayed in a communal 8 bunk room. Because I was there during the wet season when there are less tourists, there were never more than 4 people in the room. The bathroom off of the room was also very nice, and soaps and shampoos were included. Make sure to bring your own towel though! You will make friends quickly, but they might not be willing to share a shower towel with you that early into the relationship.

SURF

Onto the surf! The main reason why people travel to Nosara. Surfing in Nosara is great for all skill levels. Most of the waves are beach breaks right on Playa Guiones, but the consistency is really what sets this location apart. Travelers can expect 3-4 foot waves nearly every day regardless of the season. The southern area of the beach provides softer waves, and is a little more protected from the swells coming in from the open ocean. This area is better for beginners. The central area of Playa Guiones is my personal favorite. The wave shape is really nice, and the waves form way off shore, allowing you to get crazy long rides. There are typically light off-shore winds in the morning, so if you can get yourself out of bed, I would recommend squeezing a session in before breakfast. It is also a great way to beat the crowd. This area is better for intermediate to experienced surfers, although beginners can catch some of the broken waves in the white water closer to shore. On the average day, you can choose between a longboard or a shortboard, and will be guaranteed to catch some waves. On the bigger days, shortboards were preferable. Since it's a beach break, the waves tended to close out quickly with bigger swells, so you needed the speed to work your way to the open sections. I did not really surf in the northern section of the beach, but it looked similar to the central area. The board rental places are closest to the center of the beach, so it was more a matter of not wanting to drag my board all the way over there - Got to save energy for paddling out! Overall, Playa Guiones is a great spot to improve your skills in a very short time regardless of the level that you surf at. The consistent waves make it so you will be getting a ton of rides during every session. 

Board rentals are very affordable, and there are plenty of options. I try to avoid traveling with my boards given how the airlines treat them, so if I know I can rent quality equipment at a location, I will always opt for that option. Juan Surfo’s Surf Shop is where I have rented from the past few times that I journeyed to Nosara. During the off-season, it cost $65 to rent a board for the week. You can store your board at the shop overnight, and pick it up whenever you want to head out to surf. Additionally, if you want to try a different board, they allow you to swap boards as many times as you want. Another great benefit of renting from this place is that lockers are included. Especially when traveling solo, it can be unnerving to just leave your stuff unattended on the beach, so having a locker to store your valuables in is super nice! Other options for rentals were available, but Juan Surfo’s was right off of one of the beach access points, making it super easy to transport boards to and from the beach. The employees were also super laid back and friendly. You could tell that they are local experts, and were more than willing to give some tips on when to surf given the tides, as well as where to go. I believe they also had lessons. If it is your first time surfing, take a lesson! It will save you hours of frustration, because learning on your own is no easy task. 

FOOD

To stay energized for the long surf days, you will need to fill up on the local cuisine. To start your day, Cafe de Paris is a must visit pastries. They are made fresh everyday, and have a great selection for everyone. The cafe itself was very pretty and had a ton of shaded seating, making it a quick and easy option to swing by before hitting the beach. I also made a point to stop at the local carts on the side of the street to pick up fresh fruit before surfing. The fruit was all local and super fresh! For some quick hydration, a lot of the vendors sell coconuts like the gentleman below.

For lunch, I repeatedly went with the local favorite - Rosi’s Soda Tica! They had numerous locations around Nosara, and had one of the best casados that I have had during my travels through Central America. A casado is a traditional plate of rice, black beans, plantains, vegetables, and a protein (or in my case, extra veggies and plantains!). Top the dish off with some vinegar dressing and hot sauce, and you will without a doubt be on cloud 9. Watch out for the food comas that follow though. Casados are also the best deal you will find for lunch. They typically go for about $6 USD, and are enough food to feed a small army!

For dinner, Nosara boasts a ton of amazing restaurants. The Beach Dog Cafe was my personal favorite. They had delicious Mediterranean food, great cocktails, and live music every night of the week. If you are able to go on Saturday, they typically have the same music group there every week. These guys were super talented. Even if you have already eaten, I would swing by to grab a beer and enjoy the show! The Beach Dog is comparable to a lot of the other dinner options from a pricing perspective, and is worth every dollar. The Beach Dog also has a lot of vegan and vegetarian options, so it is great for groups with dietary restrictions.

If you are looking for a view with dinner then you have to go to La Luna. Try and book a reservation ahead of time so that you will be eating dinner during the sunset - This place fills up fast. The restaurant overlooks the ocean right on Playa Pelada, which is just north of Playa Guiones. The sunset is stunning. Most of the food options are seafood or Mediterranean style dishes. The restaurant is on the pricier side, so this dinner serves well to celebrate a special occasion. Everyone dresses nicely when visiting here, so if you packed any clothes for a more formal occasion then this is the time to break them out.

10 Pies is also a must visit when in Nosara. This restaurant provides a needed break from the typical Mediterranean style and seafood restaurants that you tend to see around the area. Their dishes range from pizzas to tacos to quesadillas, and everything on their menu is delicious. Make sure to start your meal off with their chips and guacamole! Their chips are super crispy and the fresh guac pairs perfectly with any drink. 

Surprisingly enough, my last restaurant recommendation would have to be The Patio, which is the restaurant attached to the Selina hostel. They have great options for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. It is the perfect spot for health fanatics that want to perform well when surfing or doing yoga. All of their food is filled with fresh vegetables and fruit. They also have a ton of vegan and vegetarian options. The seating all overlooks the beautiful pools, and the entire patio is lit up with string lights - The space is very picturesque.

If going out isn’t your thing, the Selina also has a kitchen stocked with all the utensils you could ever need. To save some money, a few of the people around the hostels picked up some groceries, and we did a little communal cooking. This was so much fun - It is those types of little interactions where core memories are formed.

Surfing and eating were the big items I wanted to touch on because those were my focus, but Nosara has so much more to offer. Below are additional activities that you MUST DO during your trip

YOGA

A few different yoga studios offer classes around Nosara, and I enjoyed the practice at every one I attended. If you stay at the Selina, they offer a class almost every other day. They have a very nice indoor studio that opens up to the pool. The class was great for all levels, and the instructor was very knowledgeable. For a more elevated yoga experience, you have to visit Bodhi Tree. This hotel took their yoga studios to the next level. Their studios sit in the middle of the jungle and make you feel like you are truly isolated in nature. They offer multiple classes a day, and have different classes for different levels. In addition, they have an amazing smoothie bar right next to one of the most stunning pools that I have ever seen. You definitely need to treat yourself while on vacation! 

FARMERS MARKET

Every weekend, there is a local farmers market right on the main street in Nosara. This market attracts a variety of vendors selling fresh produce, empanadas, pastries, handmade crafts, jewelry, and clothing. When visiting these small towns, it is important to support the local artists and vendors that add to the unique culture and make these destinations so special.

SUNSETS

A common theme I have noticed when traveling to Central American countries is how everyone gathers at the beach to watch the sunset and enjoy eachothers company. I think it is one of the key factors in making the people that live here so happy - They have a strong sense of community. There is a short hike that I would highly recommend taking to watch the sunset. The hike is up the cliffs that separate Playa Guiones and Playa Pelada. It takes roughly 15 minutes and is not very challenging. The views are breathtaking though. To get there, you just need to walk down Playa Pelada and head for the jungle trail that connects Playa Pelada with Playa Guiones. Just to the right of that path, you will notice a dirt trail that leads up the side of the cliff. The beginning is steep, but once you power through the initial climb, it is just a slow walk to the views. The end of the trail is marked with the national flag of Costa Rica. You can actually see this from the beach, so you will know where you are headed before even starting the trek. I was fortunate enough to have met someone at the hostel that was filming promotional videos for Selina, so we got some incredible drone footage from the top of the cliff.

The tide pools on Playa Pelada are also an amazing spot to watch the sunset. These can be seen right from the beach access point, so you won’t miss them. The way the colors reflect off of the shallow pools is incredible though, and watching the waves crash off of the rocks makes for a magical experience. One local was drawing a lot of attention here.. And for good reason. He was making these huge bubbles that lit up under the bright oranges and reds of the sky. The sunsets were also stunning every night of the week! It is no wonder why the whole town migrates here to enjoy every single one. Something about them feels so nostalgic and warm.

NIGHT LIFE

If you are looking to go out and party every night of the week, then Nosara might not be the best option. Tamarindo has a lot more to offer when it comes to huge events. Nosara does have a few hidden gems however. As I mentioned before, the Selina has great DJs and live music on weekends. The whole town shows up to dance and drink. These parties lasted well into the night and were a lot of fun. If you stay at the Selina, it is also a short walk to bed once you’ve reached your limit! The crowd is a good mix of travelers and locals. The dance floor is also open to the outdoors, making it a very comfortable environment. It was much preferred to the stuffy basements that we party at in the states. 

For a more local party scene, El Bar was so much fun! They have reggae nights every Thursday, so I highly recommend going to check out some of the local artists. They played music that made it impossible not to dance. 

For a more laid back vibe, I would once again head to the Beach Dog Cafe. They have karaoke nights that can create some unforgettable memories! I witnessed the greatest performance that the world had ever seen.  Old Argentinian man turned Nosara local did a wonderful take of ‘Despacito’, which had everyone laughing and smiling from ear to ear. 

TRAVEL DETAILS

The best way to get to Nosara is by flying into the Liberia international airport. It is much closer than San Jose. I typically try to book rides from the airport to Nosara ahead of time. The drive is over 2 hours long, so if you just get a taxi at the airport, it might end up costing you a lot of money. There are plenty of websites that offer shared van services to and from Nosara. These typically cost me around $40. There are buses that will cost dollars, but those could add hours to your commute. 

PACKING

Nosara has a tropical climate. There are two main seasons - wet and dry. You will likely see some tropical thunderstorms for an hour or so each day regardless of which season you go in. I would honestly pack the same either way. I try to pack as light as possible when I travel so I’m not lugging around heavy suitcases with me. As a result, I focus on the essentials. Given that most of your time will be spent on the beach, bathing suits are a must. Pack multiple so that you can rotate through them and give them time to dry in between. If you can, pack board shorts that double as walk shorts. My favorites are from Banks Journal. These board shorts are perfect for the water, but also look nice enough for you to go out at night in them. Most of the places you will visit in Nosara will be pretty casual, so pack a few graphic tees. No particular recommendation for T-shirts - Just wear what you feel confident in. I would also recommend carrying a short-sleeved linen dress shirt with you for a formal dinner. Nosara is humid, so having a light and breathable linen shirt for the nicer dinners is key to not sweating! You don’t want to scare off your hostel crush with gnarly pit stains. I once again point to Banks Journal as my top choice for these shirts. They have a variety of neutral colors that look good with anything. Their looser fit also gives a cool coastal vibe and is very comfortable. For layers, bring one rain jacket and one sweatshirt. You might not need either, but if you get a crazy sunburn on the first day, a sweatshirt always feels nice to hide your skin.

Given the yoga and other physical activities, I would also pack a few pairs of workout clothes. I packed shirts and shorts from Fabletics. Their clothes just fit the best, and the 5” inseam shorts give more of a stylish athletic look. Shorts running down to your knees are not the vibe for the yoga studios. For surfing, DO NOT forget a rashguard! This will help protect you from the sun and from board rashes. I typically surf in a wetsuit so whenever I surf in tropical conditions, my ribs are always raw after a few days. Rashguards can help alleviate some of the pain.

For shoes, I would bring three pairs. A pair of throw away flip flops is essential! There will be mud on the dirt roads, so having some that you don’t care about getting dirty will help prevent a lot of stress during this relaxing vacation. Also pack a pair of comfortable sandals that can be worn to slightly more formal events as will. I went with my Birkenstock Arizonas. These are super comfortable and also match well with all of the clothing I bought. Lastly, pack a pair of running shoes. You will do a lot of walking and physical activity in Nosara. Having running shoes will allow you to enjoy the walks, hikes, and jungle treks a lot more.

I always overpack underwear and socks, but to me that provides peace of mind. Those types of garments are not meant to be reworn. I would pack some of your more comfortable pairs, as well as some that you can do physical activities in.

A light towel is something else that should always be packed. Hostels and hotels can be hit or miss with towels - Some will provide them while others will not. The Selina in Nosara did not. I carry a Slowtide Turkish Towel with me whenever I travel. They are super lightweight, fold nicely, and take up very little space in your pack. They also absorb water just as well as a typical bathroom towel. This is another one of those items where it is better to have and not need rather than need and not have.

Lastly, pack plenty of sunscreen. The sun is strong in Nosara, and that is amplified when you are out in the ocean all day. I really like the Raw Elements Face Sticks to protect my face. My face breaks out with certain sunscreens, but I have not had that experience with this product. Their products are also reef safe. Please try to protect our oceans and use products that won’t cause further damage!

To summarize, Nosara has the means to offer an unforgettable experience for everyone. I have traveled all over the world, but always return to this spot. The surf is great and so consistent - You don’t have to worry about booking in advance just to show up and have terrible conditions. The community is laid back, the food is all local and fresh, and the landscape is unbelievably picturesque. It feels like a surf town out of a movie. As always, the people make the trip.. Fortunately for this location, it attracts some really cool locals and travelers alike. If you want to experience a true surf/yogi adventure, then Nosara is for you.

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🌊 The Oregon Coast is a surfer's paradise, with miles of rugged coastline and consistent waves. Whether you're a seasoned pro or a beginner, there are plenty of spots to catch a wave. 🏄‍♂️ Before you hit the water, it's important to know the best spots and tips for surfing on the Oregon Coast. From the chilly water temperatures to the strong currents, there are unique challenges to this area that require preparation and caution. 🌊 In this article, we'll explore the top surfing spots on the Oregon Coast, as well as tips for staying safe and making the most of your time in the water. Whether you're looking for a challenging break or a mellow ride, we've got you covered.1. The Best Surf Spots on the Oregon Coast 🌊 Cannon Beach: A classic spot with consistent waves and a beautiful backdrop. 🌊 Seaside Cove: A popular spot for beginners with small waves and a sandy bottom. 🌊 Otter Rock: A rocky outcropping that creates consistent waves for experienced surfers. 🌊 Pacific City: A stunning beach with a consistent break and a great place to catch a sunset. 🌊 Newport South Jetty: A challenging spot with powerful waves that break over a jetty. 🌊 Cape Kiwanda: A picturesque spot with a consistent break and stunning views. 🌊 Agate Beach: A lesser-known spot with a consistent break and uncrowded waves. 🌊 Oswald West State Park: A hidden gem with a variety of breaks for all skill levels. 🌊 Short Sands Beach: A beautiful cove with a consistent break and a great place for a beach day. 🌊 Boiler Bay: A powerful spot with waves that break over a rocky reef. Not for beginners. 2. Tips for Surfing the Oregon Coast's WavesSurfing the Oregon Coast's waves can be challenging, but with these tips, you'll be catching waves like a pro in no time! Check the weather and surf conditions before heading out. Wear a wetsuit and booties to stay warm in the chilly water. Bring a leash to keep your board close and avoid losing it. Start on smaller waves and work your way up to larger ones. Watch out for rip currents and know how to escape them. When paddling out, look for channels or breaks in the waves to make it easier. Position yourself correctly on your board, with your feet shoulder-width apart and your weight centered. When catching a wave, paddle hard, pop up quickly, and keep your eyes on where you want to go. Practice makes perfect, so don't get discouraged if you wipe out. Keep trying! Remember to respect other surfers and the environment. Leave no trace and enjoy the ride 🤙3. Understanding the Oregon Coast's Surfing ConditionsSurfing on the Oregon coast can be challenging due to its cold water and rocky coastline. However, with the right knowledge of the surfing conditions, you can have a great experience. The best time to surf is during the winter months when the waves are bigger. The water temperature ranges from 45-55°F, so a wetsuit is necessary. The coastline is rocky, so it's important to be aware of the tide and swell direction. There are several popular surfing spots along the coast, including Seaside, Cannon Beach, and Newport. Each spot has its own unique characteristics and wave patterns. Seaside is known for its consistent waves and long rides. Cannon Beach has a more challenging break and is best for experienced surfers. Newport has a variety of breaks, making it suitable for all skill levels. It's important to respect the local surfing community and follow proper surfing etiquette. This includes waiting your turn, not dropping in on others, and being aware of your surroundings. Overall, surfing on the Oregon coast can be a thrilling experience for those willing to brave the cold water and rocky coastline. 🏄‍♀️🌊4. The Importance of Proper Surfing Equipment on the Oregon CoastSurfing on the Oregon Coast is an exhilarating experience, but it's crucial to have the right equipment to stay safe and enjoy the waves. Wetsuits: The water temperature is cold year-round, so a high-quality wetsuit is a must. Surfboards: Choose a board that's appropriate for your skill level and the conditions. Leashes: A leash keeps you connected to your board and prevents it from getting lost in the waves. Fins: Fins provide stability and control while surfing, so choose the right size and shape for your board. Investing in proper equipment can make all the difference in your surfing experience. Comfort: A well-fitting wetsuit and board will keep you comfortable and allow you to surf longer. Safety: The right equipment can prevent injuries and keep you safe in the water. Performance: High-quality equipment can improve your surfing skills and help you catch more waves. Don't skimp on equipment- it's worth the investment. And remember, always check the weather and surf conditions before heading out. 🌊🏄‍♂️5. Safety Precautions for Surfing the Oregon CoastSurfing the Oregon Coast can be a thrilling experience, but it's important to take safety precautions to avoid accidents. Here are some tips: Always check the weather forecast and surf conditions before heading out. Wear a wetsuit, leash, and helmet to protect yourself from cold water, rocks, and head injuries. Never surf alone. Always go with a friend or join a surf club to have someone watching your back. Know your limits and don't try to surf waves that are too big or powerful for your skill level. Respect other surfers and give them enough space to avoid collisions or conflicts. Additionally, it's important to be aware of the potential hazards of the Oregon Coast: Rip currents can be strong and unpredictable, so always swim parallel to the shore to escape them. Sharks are rare but present in the area, so avoid surfing at dawn or dusk and in murky water. Be aware of the rocky coastline and shallow reefs that can cause injuries or damage to your board. Stay away from piers, jetties, and other man-made structures that can create dangerous waves and currents. Finally, always respect the power of the ocean and be prepared for emergencies by carrying a whistle, phone, and first aid kit. By following these safety precautions, you can enjoy surfing the Oregon Coast while minimizing the risks and maximizing the fun. 🌊🏄‍♂️👍6. Surfing Etiquette on the Oregon Coast's Crowded BeachesWhen surfing on crowded beaches, it's important to follow proper etiquette to ensure everyone's safety and enjoyment. Respect the lineup and wait your turn. Don't drop in on someone else's wave. Communicate with other surfers to avoid collisions. Don't hog all the waves, share them with others. Be aware of your surroundings and the conditions. Remember to always be courteous and respectful to other surfers and beachgoers. Don't litter or leave trash on the beach. Respect the local community and their customs. Don't play loud music or disturb others. Be mindful of the wildlife and protected areas. Following proper surfing etiquette not only ensures a positive experience for everyone, but also helps to preserve the beauty of the Oregon coast. 🌊🏄🏼‍♀️🏄🏽‍♂️🌴🌊7. The History and Culture of Surfing on the Oregon CoastSurfing on the Oregon Coast has a rich history and culture. 🏄‍♂️ The sport was introduced in the 1930s by Hawaiian surfers. Today, it's a popular activity for locals and tourists alike. The Oregon Coast is known for its challenging waves, making it a favorite spot for experienced surfers. 🌊 However, there are also plenty of beginner-friendly beaches. Some popular spots include Seaside, Cannon Beach, and Newport. Surfing has become an integral part of Oregon Coast culture. 🌴 Many surf shops, schools, and competitions have sprung up over the years. The annual Nelscott Reef Big Wave Classic is a must-see event for surf enthusiasts. The Oregon Coast is also home to a thriving surf art scene. 🎨 Local artists create beautiful pieces inspired by the ocean and surfing culture. The Cannon Beach Surf Shop even has its own art gallery. Surfing has had a significant impact on the local economy. 🏦 Many businesses, from hotels to restaurants, cater to surfers. The sport has also helped to promote environmental awareness and conservation efforts. Overall, surfing on the Oregon Coast is more than just a sport. It's a way of life and a symbol of the region's unique culture. 🤙 Whether you're a seasoned pro or a beginner, there's something for everyone on the Oregon Coast. In conclusion, the Oregon Coast offers some of the best surfing spots in the Pacific Northwest. With its consistent waves, stunning scenery, and friendly locals, it's a must-visit destination for any surfer. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced surfer, there's a spot for everyone. Remember to check the weather and surf conditions before heading out, and always respect the locals and the environment. Don't forget to pack your wetsuit and board, and get ready for an unforgettable surfing experience. 🌊🏄‍♀️🏄‍♂️ So what are you waiting for? Grab your board and head to the Oregon Coast for some epic waves and breathtaking views. See you on the water! 🤙🌊 https://xtremesports.net/surfing-oregon-coast-tips-and-spots/?_unique_id=6493f62520f7a

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Actualmente existe una amplia variedad de tipos de tablas de surf, realizadas en diversos materiales y con diferentes medidas disponibles. Si nunca te has adentrado en el mundo de las tablas de surf, puede que desde fuera, a grandes rasgos, te parezcan todas iguales. Pero si profundizas un poco e investigas, verás que las opciones son casi infinitas, y que cada tabla se diferencia de la otra en mayor o menor medida, haciendo a cada una adecuada para un tipo de uso, una determinada ola y las características de cada surfer. Así mismo, sabemos que si empiezas a navegar en internet, llegará un momento que te veas saturado por tanta información (o desinformación), y acabarás hecho un lío con las opiniones de unos y otros. Nosotros queremos ofrecerte un rayo de luz en la búsqueda de tu tabla ideal y ayudarte a que tu elección sea lo más acertada posible. Para ello, hemos escrito este post con el fin de aclarar un poco las ideas y ayudarte a encontrar tu tabla de surf perfecta.

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[spirou42]

Last year a little Penguin traveled with us to Seignosse to catch some waves.

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[kellykhalsa]

Surf Fashion

  love, #krishna

[raw-surf]

While you're home crying because its flat... elsewhere its 🔥🔥🔥 #rawsurf #surftip #joinusonanadventure #comesurf #booknow #bookatrip #spotsopen #itsfiringsomewhere #raw #surf #costarica🇨🇷 #cr #puravida #surfingcentralamerica #bookyourphotos #bookyourvideo #pacific #paradise (at Costa Rica) https://www.instagram.com/p/B1gvgJJARER/?igshid=hwcxqu7ulbiw

[htsresort]

Nestled in a stunning tropical paradise, our resort offers world-class right-handed surfing waves and crystal-clear beaches perfect for all skill levels. At Hollow Tree's Resort, our friendly staff and coaches provide personalized surf coaching to cater to every level of experience. After a thrilling day on the water, unwind with gourmet meals and breathtaking ocean views. Visit our website to experience a once-in-a-lifetime adventure at the Mentawai surfing resort.

[olivierdetry]

DUNES

[extremesports]

🌊 The Oregon Coast is a surfer's paradise, with miles of rugged coastline and consistent waves. Whether you're a seasoned pro or a beginner, there are plenty of spots to catch a wave. 🏄‍♂️ Before you hit the water, it's important to know the best spots and tips for surfing on the Oregon Coast. From the chilly water temperatures to the strong currents, there are unique challenges to this area that require preparation and caution. 🌊 In this article, we'll explore the top surfing spots on the Oregon Coast, as well as tips for staying safe and making the most of your time in the water. Whether you're looking for a challenging break or a mellow ride, we've got you covered.1. The Best Surf Spots on the Oregon Coast 🌊 Cannon Beach: A classic spot with consistent waves and a beautiful backdrop. 🌊 Seaside Cove: A popular spot for beginners with small waves and a sandy bottom. 🌊 Otter Rock: A rocky outcropping that creates consistent waves for experienced surfers. 🌊 Pacific City: A stunning beach with a consistent break and a great place to catch a sunset. 🌊 Newport South Jetty: A challenging spot with powerful waves that break over a jetty. 🌊 Cape Kiwanda: A picturesque spot with a consistent break and stunning views. 🌊 Agate Beach: A lesser-known spot with a consistent break and uncrowded waves. 🌊 Oswald West State Park: A hidden gem with a variety of breaks for all skill levels. 🌊 Short Sands Beach: A beautiful cove with a consistent break and a great place for a beach day. 🌊 Boiler Bay: A powerful spot with waves that break over a rocky reef. Not for beginners. 2. Tips for Surfing the Oregon Coast's WavesSurfing the Oregon Coast's waves can be challenging, but with these tips, you'll be catching waves like a pro in no time! Check the weather and surf conditions before heading out. Wear a wetsuit and booties to stay warm in the chilly water. Bring a leash to keep your board close and avoid losing it. Start on smaller waves and work your way up to larger ones. Watch out for rip currents and know how to escape them. When paddling out, look for channels or breaks in the waves to make it easier. Position yourself correctly on your board, with your feet shoulder-width apart and your weight centered. When catching a wave, paddle hard, pop up quickly, and keep your eyes on where you want to go. Practice makes perfect, so don't get discouraged if you wipe out. Keep trying! Remember to respect other surfers and the environment. Leave no trace and enjoy the ride 🤙3. Understanding the Oregon Coast's Surfing ConditionsSurfing on the Oregon coast can be challenging due to its cold water and rocky coastline. However, with the right knowledge of the surfing conditions, you can have a great experience. The best time to surf is during the winter months when the waves are bigger. The water temperature ranges from 45-55°F, so a wetsuit is necessary. The coastline is rocky, so it's important to be aware of the tide and swell direction. There are several popular surfing spots along the coast, including Seaside, Cannon Beach, and Newport. Each spot has its own unique characteristics and wave patterns. Seaside is known for its consistent waves and long rides. Cannon Beach has a more challenging break and is best for experienced surfers. Newport has a variety of breaks, making it suitable for all skill levels. It's important to respect the local surfing community and follow proper surfing etiquette. This includes waiting your turn, not dropping in on others, and being aware of your surroundings. Overall, surfing on the Oregon coast can be a thrilling experience for those willing to brave the cold water and rocky coastline. 🏄‍♀️🌊4. The Importance of Proper Surfing Equipment on the Oregon CoastSurfing on the Oregon Coast is an exhilarating experience, but it's crucial to have the right equipment to stay safe and enjoy the waves. Wetsuits: The water temperature is cold year-round, so a high-quality wetsuit is a must. Surfboards: Choose a board that's appropriate for your skill level and the conditions. Leashes: A leash keeps you connected to your board and prevents it from getting lost in the waves. Fins: Fins provide stability and control while surfing, so choose the right size and shape for your board. Investing in proper equipment can make all the difference in your surfing experience. Comfort: A well-fitting wetsuit and board will keep you comfortable and allow you to surf longer. Safety: The right equipment can prevent injuries and keep you safe in the water. Performance: High-quality equipment can improve your surfing skills and help you catch more waves. Don't skimp on equipment- it's worth the investment. And remember, always check the weather and surf conditions before heading out. 🌊🏄‍♂️5. Safety Precautions for Surfing the Oregon CoastSurfing the Oregon Coast can be a thrilling experience, but it's important to take safety precautions to avoid accidents. Here are some tips: Always check the weather forecast and surf conditions before heading out. Wear a wetsuit, leash, and helmet to protect yourself from cold water, rocks, and head injuries. Never surf alone. Always go with a friend or join a surf club to have someone watching your back. Know your limits and don't try to surf waves that are too big or powerful for your skill level. Respect other surfers and give them enough space to avoid collisions or conflicts. Additionally, it's important to be aware of the potential hazards of the Oregon Coast: Rip currents can be strong and unpredictable, so always swim parallel to the shore to escape them. Sharks are rare but present in the area, so avoid surfing at dawn or dusk and in murky water. Be aware of the rocky coastline and shallow reefs that can cause injuries or damage to your board. Stay away from piers, jetties, and other man-made structures that can create dangerous waves and currents. Finally, always respect the power of the ocean and be prepared for emergencies by carrying a whistle, phone, and first aid kit. By following these safety precautions, you can enjoy surfing the Oregon Coast while minimizing the risks and maximizing the fun. 🌊🏄‍♂️👍6. Surfing Etiquette on the Oregon Coast's Crowded BeachesWhen surfing on crowded beaches, it's important to follow proper etiquette to ensure everyone's safety and enjoyment. Respect the lineup and wait your turn. Don't drop in on someone else's wave. Communicate with other surfers to avoid collisions. Don't hog all the waves, share them with others. Be aware of your surroundings and the conditions. Remember to always be courteous and respectful to other surfers and beachgoers. Don't litter or leave trash on the beach. Respect the local community and their customs. Don't play loud music or disturb others. Be mindful of the wildlife and protected areas. Following proper surfing etiquette not only ensures a positive experience for everyone, but also helps to preserve the beauty of the Oregon coast. 🌊🏄🏼‍♀️🏄🏽‍♂️🌴🌊7. The History and Culture of Surfing on the Oregon CoastSurfing on the Oregon Coast has a rich history and culture. 🏄‍♂️ The sport was introduced in the 1930s by Hawaiian surfers. Today, it's a popular activity for locals and tourists alike. The Oregon Coast is known for its challenging waves, making it a favorite spot for experienced surfers. 🌊 However, there are also plenty of beginner-friendly beaches. Some popular spots include Seaside, Cannon Beach, and Newport. Surfing has become an integral part of Oregon Coast culture. 🌴 Many surf shops, schools, and competitions have sprung up over the years. The annual Nelscott Reef Big Wave Classic is a must-see event for surf enthusiasts. The Oregon Coast is also home to a thriving surf art scene. 🎨 Local artists create beautiful pieces inspired by the ocean and surfing culture. The Cannon Beach Surf Shop even has its own art gallery. Surfing has had a significant impact on the local economy. 🏦 Many businesses, from hotels to restaurants, cater to surfers. The sport has also helped to promote environmental awareness and conservation efforts. Overall, surfing on the Oregon Coast is more than just a sport. It's a way of life and a symbol of the region's unique culture. 🤙 Whether you're a seasoned pro or a beginner, there's something for everyone on the Oregon Coast. In conclusion, the Oregon Coast offers some of the best surfing spots in the Pacific Northwest. With its consistent waves, stunning scenery, and friendly locals, it's a must-visit destination for any surfer. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced surfer, there's a spot for everyone. Remember to check the weather and surf conditions before heading out, and always respect the locals and the environment. Don't forget to pack your wetsuit and board, and get ready for an unforgettable surfing experience. 🌊🏄‍♀️🏄‍♂️ So what are you waiting for? Grab your board and head to the Oregon Coast for some epic waves and breathtaking views. See you on the water! 🤙🌊 https://xtremesports.net/surfing-oregon-coast-tips-and-spots/?_unique_id=6493f555cc444

[dryrobe]

The cold weather might be here, but that doesn’t mean that your surfing fitness regime has to go into hibernation. 

6 X National Women’s Surf Champion and dryrobe ambassador Lucy Campbell shares her training tips, for both in and out of the water.

👉https://dryrobe.com/blogs/latest-news/exercises-to-improve-your-surfing

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[originalsurfmorocco]

Checking the surf spots everyday day to find the best wave for the ability of our guests