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English (Traducir este texto en Español): Playa Copal located in the bay called Bahia Salinas is on the north pacific coast in the Guanacaste province. A long drive from San Jose, you can get internal flights to regional airports.
Playa Copal located in the bay called Bahia Salinas is on the north pacific coast in the Guanacaste province. A long drive from San Jose, you can get internal flights to regional airports.
English (Traducir este texto en Español): Playa Copal located in the bay called Bahia Salinas is on the north pacific coast in the Guanacaste province. A long drive from San Jose, you can get internal flights to regional airports.
English (Traducir este texto en Español): Playa Copal located in the bay called Bahia Salinas is on the north pacific coast in the Guanacaste province. A long drive from San Jose, you can get internal flights to regional airports.
English (Traducir este texto en Español): Playa Copal located in the bay called Bahia Salinas is on the north pacific coast in the Guanacaste province. A long drive from San Jose, you can get internal flights to regional airports.
Distancia de la ciudad Viaje de fin de semana
Tiempo de acceso Acceso directo (< 5min)
¿Fácil de encontrar? Fácil de encontrar
¿Acceso publico? Acceso publico
Acceso especial No hay vías de acceso
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Características del spot de kitesurf
Nombre alternativo Bahia Salinas
Calidad del spot Estupendo
Experiencia Intermediario
Tipo Playa
¿Kitesurf/viento? Bueno para Kitesurf, Bueno para Windsurf
Estilo Freestyle, Freeride, Bump & Jump, Larga distancia, Velocidad
Mejor momento Mañana, Tarde, Noche
Peligros
Poblado durante la semana Unos pocos kiters
Poblado en fines de semana Unos pocos kiters
Entorno
Calidad del agua Limpio
Corriente Débil ( < 1 nudo)
Fondo Arenoso con rocas, Profundo
Marea Independiente de mareas
Comodidades
Camping, Hotel, Alquiler, Escuela
Viento local
Tipo Viento Venturi
Fuerza Fuerte ( > 25 nudos)
Dirección principal Nordeste
Mejor dirección Nordeste
Mejor dirección relativa Side-onshore/Viento oblicuo a la costa soplando de la tierra
Período De Noviembre a Mayo
Más informaciones
English (Traducir este texto en Español): The seasonal trade winds come with the dry season. At the beginning of the season (November) the wind starts blowing at around 8am in the morning and blows until early afternoon. By the end of December it can be blowing 24/7. They start from about 15 knots in November and build to 25-30 knots in December-January. It can blow over 40 knots here so bring a small kite!The direction is almost a perfect side-shore with a starboard tack (wind over your right shoulder) on the way out, port tack back to the beach.
The seasonal trade winds come with the dry season. At the beginning of the season (November) the wind starts blowing at around 8am in the morning and blows until early afternoon. By the end of December it can be blowing 24/7. They start from about 15 knots in November and build to 25-30 knots in December-January. It can blow over 40 knots here so bring a small kite!The direction is almost a perfect side-shore with a starboard tack (wind over your right shoulder) on the way out, port tack back to the beach.
English (Traducir este texto en Español): The seasonal trade winds come with the dry season. At the beginning of the season (November) the wind starts blowing at around 8am in the morning and blows until early afternoon. By the end of December it can be blowing 24/7. They start from about 15 knots in November and build to 25-30 knots in December-January. It can blow over 40 knots here so bring a small kite!The direction is almost a perfect side-shore with a starboard tack (wind over your right shoulder) on the way out, port tack back to the beach.
English (Traducir este texto en Español): The seasonal trade winds come with the dry season. At the beginning of the season (November) the wind starts blowing at around 8am in the morning and blows until early afternoon. By the end of December it can be blowing 24&#47;7. They start from about 15 knots in November and build to 25-30 knots in December-January. It can blow over 40 knots here so bring a small kite!The direction is almost a perfect side-shore with a starboard tack (wind over your right shoulder) on the way out, port tack back to the beach.
English (Traducir este texto en Español): The seasonal trade winds come with the dry season. At the beginning of the season (November) the wind starts blowing at around 8am in the morning and blows until early afternoon. By the end of December it can be blowing 24&amp;#47;7. They start from about 15 knots in November and build to 25-30 knots in December-January. It can blow over 40 knots here so bring a small kite!The direction is almost a perfect side-shore with a starboard tack (wind over your right shoulder) on the way out, port tack back to the beach.
Información adicional
English (Traducir este texto en Español): This is the sunniest and driest side of Costa Rica. Around this bay there are very beautiful and little-unknown beaches. The bay is also home to an island with a white beach and turquoise water, famous because it is an important nesting spot for birds. In front of the kite beach you can also enjoy half mile of reef with complete flat water.
This is the sunniest and driest side of Costa Rica. Around this bay there are very beautiful and little-unknown beaches. The bay is also home to an island with a white beach and turquoise water, famous because it is an important nesting spot for birds. In front of the kite beach you can also enjoy half mile of reef with complete flat water.
English (Traducir este texto en Español): This is the sunniest and driest side of Costa Rica. Around this bay there are very beautiful and little-unknown beaches. The bay is also home to an island with a white beach and turquoise water, famous because it is an important nesting spot for birds. In front of the kite beach you can also enjoy half mile of reef with complete flat water.
English (Traducir este texto en Español): This is the sunniest and driest side of Costa Rica. Around this bay there are very beautiful and little-unknown beaches. The bay is also home to an island with a white beach and turquoise water, famous because it is an important nesting spot for birds. In front of the kite beach you can also enjoy half mile of reef with complete flat water.
English (Traducir este texto en Español): This is the sunniest and driest side of Costa Rica. Around this bay there are very beautiful and little-unknown beaches. The bay is also home to an island with a white beach and turquoise water, famous because it is an important nesting spot for birds. In front of the kite beach you can also enjoy half mile of reef with complete flat water.
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Playa Copal
Por Anonymous , 23-04-2007
Salinas - It's a fantastic spot, can get very gusty though. We took a 2 day trip from here to ride on Lake Nicaragua, interesting...