Rob: We took the coast roads pretty much the whole way. So did you guys just stop and surf all along the way? We left in July 2014 and got there by September. Rob: We initially planned for about two months and it all worked out according to plan. How long did it take to drive from San Diego to Costa Rica? We’d been thinking about it for a long time. Growing up traveling, surfing, learning Spanish and wanting to explore that whole region south of the border. We were pretty inspired by this epic family adventure, so we met up with Cheryl and Rob to pick their brains and tap into the perspective, wisdom, and experience that comes along with taking a year off and driving 3,300 miles down the coast with the whole family in tow. Rule of the road – don’t take yourself too seriously In a van, with their two kids and a lab named Buddy. In 2014, Rob and Cheryl fulfilled their dream road trip and drove from San Diego, California through Mexico and Central America to the beautiful land of pura vida, Costa Rica. Recently, we met Rob and Cheryl Williams– teachers, surfers, and very cool parents of a thirteen year old daughter (Kirra) and ten year old son (Kai). And while my wife and I don’t have children and therefore can’t speak from firsthand experience, we’ve heard of these mystical people who travel with kids, go on “crazy” trips, and say yes to a life of adventure. It’s interesting that people make these kinds of statements like it’s the absolute truth, an undeniable fact of life. It seems like almost every time I mention going on surf trips, lengthy vacations, or the idea of taking a year off to travel the world, I get a common response along the lines of, “Well you better do that kind of stuff now before you have kids, because once you have them you won’t be able to.” Talking to people about travel with kids can be a funny thing. Packages do not include surf trip on your day of departure, alcoholic beverages, gratuities, and hotel taxes.The Williams Family – Rob, Cheryl, Kirra and Kai Teen and child rates are available when sharing a room with a paying adult. Be sure to see our Mexico Deals PageĪll packages rates are per person, per night with double occupancy. The Surfer Package is available from $119 a night per person based Plan “B” is to hop on our afternoon Sayulita Shuttle to surf a fun all-around wave enjoyed by short and longboarder’s alike.
In the summer and fall this can be one of the best big waves in the area. Walk down the beach from Costa Azul and surf our local break.
You will be taken by boat to the best waves on any given swell.
This pristine stretch of coastline has too many breaks to name and picks up swells year-round. It’s an eight mile peninsula that forms the northern rim of the Puerto Vallarta’s Bay of Banderas. Punta Mita is our primary surfing destination. Daily surf trips including transportation to and from the marina and the boat trip to the break.Breakfast, lunch and dinner at Wahoo’s Restaurant and Pool Bar.Ocean view accommodations including Beachfront and Hillside suites.Get the most out of your vacation with our most popular package! Package includes: You have arrived at the #1 Surfing Value on the Planet!Īt Costa Azul we match swell conditions with surf breaks and get you there by boat.
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