Costa Rica Kite Surfing
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Costa Rica Kite Surfing

Trip code: CRKS

Ever wanted to learn to kitesurf? Want to challenge yourself with a true adrenaline sport during your travels? Then join the Costa Rica Kitesurfing Programme for the experience of a lifetime... and more! On this programme you will combine learning or improving your Spanish with a beginner’s kitesurfing course, equipping you with the basics in both to travel and enjoy Latin America in style. Whether you wish to use this programme as a platform to take up kitesurfing or as a starting point to learning Spanish and travelling this fascinating part of the globe, it is a great opportunity to learn and experience both.


Overview
from £1599
Location:

The Pacific coast of Costa Rica

Duration & Price:
from £1599. Full price list
Deposit:

£195 (balance due 12 wks before departure)

Accommodation:

Included

Meals:

Some meals included

Dates:

First Monday of each available month; programme is not available from the end of May to November (please aim to arrive the Sunday before)

Costa Rica Kite Surfing

San Jose and Playa Papaturro, Pacific Coast, Costa Rica

Costa Rica

Costa Rica is a very popular destination and it is easy to see why, with attractions that appeal to all tastes.

In urban areas, the country's colonial heritage provides the main features of interest, and Hispanic influences are everywhere. Elsewhere, Costa Rica's national parks are its greatest glory, resulting from a desire to conserve the outstanding natural beauty and encouragement of eco-tourism. Over 27% of the total land area of the country is made up of national parks and protected areas, which are well kept and well guarded. These parks contain some of the best campsites in the world. The country has a stunning variety of landscapes, microclimates and flora and fauna, making it a haven for nature lovers.

Time
Costa Rica is six hours behind GMT.

Getting There

You need to arrange your international flights into Alajuela, to the Juan Santamaria International Airport. From here, you will be collected by one of our co-ordinators and taken to your accommodation, before starting your Spanish course on the following Monday.

Climate

Temperatures in San Jose and other mountainous areas are 16-26°C. It is warmer in the lowlands and at the beaches. The hottest months are March and April. Dry season is from December to April, and rainy season May to November. During rainy season mornings are usually sunny and clear with only a couple of hours of rain in the afternoon. Sometimes it also rains during the night. The Caribbean Coast tends to be fairly wet all year long.

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