There are two seasons in Costa Rica, Dry and the Rainy season. The dry season goes from December to May and the rainy season from June to November. The temperature fluctuates between 35 C (95 F) and the 15 C (60 F). Fortunately we have waves in both seasons.

Weather in the Caribbean Coast is a little bit crazy. But normally, from March to Novembre is Dry and from November to Marcho is Rainy.

Waves: From November to March and July

Costa Rica has many geographical interesting areas. The highest points are located in the center of the country. Cerro Chirripo is the highest point with 3,810 meters. It also has long mountain ranges divided into four main ones: Sierra Volcanica de Guanacaste, Sierra Volcanica de Tilaran, Sierra Volcanica Central and Cordillera de Talamanca. Sierra Volcanica de Guanacaste is composed of the volcanoes Orosí, Miravalles, Tenorio, Arenal, and Rincón de la vieja. In Sierra Volcanica de Tilaran we can find the mountains Abangares, Aguacate y Cedral. In the center of the country it’s located the Sierra Volcanica Central were we can find four volcanoes called Irazu, Poas, Barva and Turrialba. Finally going south of the country is located the Cordillera de Talamanca were the biggest mountains of the country are located and where you can find Cerro Chirripo.

Costa Rica has a population of about 4 million inhabitants.

More than 2 million tourists visit the paradise of Costa Rica every year and 200,000 of those are surfers.

Foreign investors are also highly attracted to Costa Rica because of the benefits that the government provides. Costa Rica has as well a significant floating population of foreign workers. Abour two million foreigners are living in Costa Rican (2009).