Santa
Teresa.

The Nicoya tip,
read slowly.

Santa Teresa, Mal País and the road north toward Manzanillo are built for the kind of attention a reading asks of you. A session fits naturally inside a longer Nicoya stay, whether that's on a rest day between surfs or as the quiet centre of a slower trip.

Online via Google Meet from your rental on the peninsula. You send your birth date, time and place, and I come with the chart already drawn and the questions worth putting to it.

What it’s like
from here.

The Nicoya tip has its own gravity. The road down from Cóbano is rough enough to keep most of the country at arm's length, which is more or less the point. The people who land here for a season are usually working something out, a body that's been pushed too hard, or a relationship in a long pause, or a career that stopped fitting a while ago. The pace suits that. Surf in the morning, then a walk on the road at dusk while the howler monkeys start up their evening round. A reading sits well inside that rhythm. There's room around it for the conversation to keep going on its own once we hang up.

Sessions run on Google Meet from wherever you're based, be it Santa Teresa, Mal País, Manzanillo or the lodges north toward Montezuma. Connection on the peninsula can go patchy in the green season, so if you're somewhere remote we'll agree a fallback time before we start. I work in English or Spanish.