One of the few breaks in Costa Rica that is best at low tide.A couple of different peaks that suck up and tube chocolate thunder over 2 huge and smooth mushroom shaped reef boulders.Waves are not always perfect,but at times can be.Park car at resort and be friendly to the Ticas working there.

Dona ana is the break to the direct NE of boca barranca, it is very fast and sometimes hollow at low tide it works all the way up untill high tide. On huge S swell this break will link up with boca creating very very very long lefts.

park your car to the left of the front gate, follow road all the way around, past 2nd gate, down to the beach and right to the jetty. fairly easy to find

You can park outside of the port near the resturant, take a cab (50/50 chance of being let in) or take the bus from Puntarenas inside the compound. Its a long walk (about a mile) regardless. During the rainy season the dirt road is a mud road and on high tide you have to walk along the rocks. Once you get over the rocks to the beach watch out for the dog (it wont bite but loves to charge and bark, just yell back and it will leave you alone). The quickest way out is to walk along the rocks/ beach (depending on tide) on the left and just swim straight out, if you start on the beach in front it will take you forever. I've heard stories of rare crocs and stingrays but never seen either at this spot.

Take first left and double back next to bridge drive to the end and pay the old guy behind the fence 1000 colones to park. Other parking is avail. but expect yourcar to be broken into. High theft area. River runoff makes water brown but not as polluted as it used to be. When on, 800 yard waves are possible. Watch out for crocs in the river they've been known to swim out to the lineup!Some lodging available in guest houses just north of the big resort (way over priced). Take the road to the resort (left branch on main hwy) and drive past. Gated houses on the left rent cabinas. Offseason about a night in summer 2000.

One of the few breaks in Costa Rica that is best at low tide.A couple of different peaks that suck up and tube chocolate thunder over 2 huge and smooth mushroom shaped reef boulders.Waves are not always perfect,but at times can be.Park car at resort and be friendly to the Ticas working there.

Dona ana is the break to the direct NE of boca barranca, it is very fast and sometimes hollow at low tide it works all the way up untill high tide. On huge S swell this break will link up with boca creating very very very long lefts.

park your car to the left of the front gate, follow road all the way around, past 2nd gate, down to the beach and right to the jetty. fairly easy to find

You can park outside of the port near the resturant, take a cab (50/50 chance of being let in) or take the bus from Puntarenas inside the compound. Its a long walk (about a mile) regardless. During the rainy season the dirt road is a mud road and on high tide you have to walk along the rocks. Once you get over the rocks to the beach watch out for the dog (it wont bite but loves to charge and bark, just yell back and it will leave you alone). The quickest way out is to walk along the rocks/ beach (depending on tide) on the left and just swim straight out, if you start on the beach in front it will take you forever. I've heard stories of rare crocs and stingrays but never seen either at this spot.

Take first left and double back next to bridge drive to the end and pay the old guy behind the fence 1000 colones to park. Other parking is avail. but expect yourcar to be broken into. High theft area. River runoff makes water brown but not as polluted as it used to be. When on, 800 yard waves are possible. Watch out for crocs in the river they've been known to swim out to the lineup!Some lodging available in guest houses just north of the big resort (way over priced). Take the road to the resort (left branch on main hwy) and drive past. Gated houses on the left rent cabinas. Offseason about a night in summer 2000.

One of the few breaks in Costa Rica that is best at low tide.A couple of different peaks that suck up and tube chocolate thunder over 2 huge and smooth mushroom shaped reef boulders.Waves are not always perfect,but at times can be.Park car at resort and be friendly to the Ticas working there.

Dona ana is the break to the direct NE of boca barranca, it is very fast and sometimes hollow at low tide it works all the way up untill high tide. On huge S swell this break will link up with boca creating very very very long lefts.

park your car to the left of the front gate, follow road all the way around, past 2nd gate, down to the beach and right to the jetty. fairly easy to find

You can park outside of the port near the resturant, take a cab (50/50 chance of being let in) or take the bus from Puntarenas inside the compound. Its a long walk (about a mile) regardless. During the rainy season the dirt road is a mud road and on high tide you have to walk along the rocks. Once you get over the rocks to the beach watch out for the dog (it wont bite but loves to charge and bark, just yell back and it will leave you alone). The quickest way out is to walk along the rocks/ beach (depending on tide) on the left and just swim straight out, if you start on the beach in front it will take you forever. I've heard stories of rare crocs and stingrays but never seen either at this spot.

Take first left and double back next to bridge drive to the end and pay the old guy behind the fence 1000 colones to park. Other parking is avail. but expect yourcar to be broken into. High theft area. River runoff makes water brown but not as polluted as it used to be. When on, 800 yard waves are possible. Watch out for crocs in the river they've been known to swim out to the lineup!Some lodging available in guest houses just north of the big resort (way over priced). Take the road to the resort (left branch on main hwy) and drive past. Gated houses on the left rent cabinas. Offseason about a night in summer 2000.

One of the few breaks in Costa Rica that is best at low tide.A couple of different peaks that suck up and tube chocolate thunder over 2 huge and smooth mushroom shaped reef boulders.Waves are not always perfect,but at times can be.Park car at resort and be friendly to the Ticas working there.

Dona ana is the break to the direct NE of boca barranca, it is very fast and sometimes hollow at low tide it works all the way up untill high tide. On huge S swell this break will link up with boca creating very very very long lefts.

park your car to the left of the front gate, follow road all the way around, past 2nd gate, down to the beach and right to the jetty. fairly easy to find

You can park outside of the port near the resturant, take a cab (50/50 chance of being let in) or take the bus from Puntarenas inside the compound. Its a long walk (about a mile) regardless. During the rainy season the dirt road is a mud road and on high tide you have to walk along the rocks. Once you get over the rocks to the beach watch out for the dog (it wont bite but loves to charge and bark, just yell back and it will leave you alone). The quickest way out is to walk along the rocks/ beach (depending on tide) on the left and just swim straight out, if you start on the beach in front it will take you forever. I've heard stories of rare crocs and stingrays but never seen either at this spot.

Take first left and double back next to bridge drive to the end and pay the old guy behind the fence 1000 colones to park. Other parking is avail. but expect yourcar to be broken into. High theft area. River runoff makes water brown but not as polluted as it used to be. When on, 800 yard waves are possible. Watch out for crocs in the river they've been known to swim out to the lineup!Some lodging available in guest houses just north of the big resort (way over priced). Take the road to the resort (left branch on main hwy) and drive past. Gated houses on the left rent cabinas. Offseason about a night in summer 2000.

One of the few breaks in Costa Rica that is best at low tide.A couple of different peaks that suck up and tube chocolate thunder over 2 huge and smooth mushroom shaped reef boulders.Waves are not always perfect,but at times can be.Park car at resort and be friendly to the Ticas working there.

Dona ana is the break to the direct NE of boca barranca, it is very fast and sometimes hollow at low tide it works all the way up untill high tide. On huge S swell this break will link up with boca creating very very very long lefts.

park your car to the left of the front gate, follow road all the way around, past 2nd gate, down to the beach and right to the jetty. fairly easy to find

You can park outside of the port near the resturant, take a cab (50/50 chance of being let in) or take the bus from Puntarenas inside the compound. Its a long walk (about a mile) regardless. During the rainy season the dirt road is a mud road and on high tide you have to walk along the rocks. Once you get over the rocks to the beach watch out for the dog (it wont bite but loves to charge and bark, just yell back and it will leave you alone). The quickest way out is to walk along the rocks/ beach (depending on tide) on the left and just swim straight out, if you start on the beach in front it will take you forever. I've heard stories of rare crocs and stingrays but never seen either at this spot.

Take first left and double back next to bridge drive to the end and pay the old guy behind the fence 1000 colones to park. Other parking is avail. but expect yourcar to be broken into. High theft area. River runoff makes water brown but not as polluted as it used to be. When on, 800 yard waves are possible. Watch out for crocs in the river they've been known to swim out to the lineup!Some lodging available in guest houses just north of the big resort (way over priced). Take the road to the resort (left branch on main hwy) and drive past. Gated houses on the left rent cabinas. Offseason about a night in summer 2000.

One of the few breaks in Costa Rica that is best at low tide.A couple of different peaks that suck up and tube chocolate thunder over 2 huge and smooth mushroom shaped reef boulders.Waves are not always perfect,but at times can be.Park car at resort and be friendly to the Ticas working there.

Dona ana is the break to the direct NE of boca barranca, it is very fast and sometimes hollow at low tide it works all the way up untill high tide. On huge S swell this break will link up with boca creating very very very long lefts.

park your car to the left of the front gate, follow road all the way around, past 2nd gate, down to the beach and right to the jetty. fairly easy to find

You can park outside of the port near the resturant, take a cab (50/50 chance of being let in) or take the bus from Puntarenas inside the compound. Its a long walk (about a mile) regardless. During the rainy season the dirt road is a mud road and on high tide you have to walk along the rocks. Once you get over the rocks to the beach watch out for the dog (it wont bite but loves to charge and bark, just yell back and it will leave you alone). The quickest way out is to walk along the rocks/ beach (depending on tide) on the left and just swim straight out, if you start on the beach in front it will take you forever. I've heard stories of rare crocs and stingrays but never seen either at this spot.

Take first left and double back next to bridge drive to the end and pay the old guy behind the fence 1000 colones to park. Other parking is avail. but expect yourcar to be broken into. High theft area. River runoff makes water brown but not as polluted as it used to be. When on, 800 yard waves are possible. Watch out for crocs in the river they've been known to swim out to the lineup!Some lodging available in guest houses just north of the big resort (way over priced). Take the road to the resort (left branch on main hwy) and drive past. Gated houses on the left rent cabinas. Offseason about a night in summer 2000.