Tamarindo.

Between the surf
and the long days.

Tamarindo runs on dry-season light and Pacific swell. If you're around for a week or a month or longer, a reading fits the pace easily. I'll often take a morning session before the heat sets in, or late afternoon once the swell has settled.

Sessions happen on Google Meet from wherever you're staying along the Guanacaste coast, whether that's Tamarindo, Playa Grande, Playa Avellanas, Langosta or Conchal. In-person is limited in this part of the country, so ask if it's a fit.

What it’s like
from here.

Tamarindo collects people in transit. Some are here for two weeks. Some have been here for two years and still haven't bought a return ticket. In a reading, the conversation tends to circle that question of whether to anchor or keep moving, and whether the freedom this place hands you is the kind you'd actually want to build a life around. It's a town that doesn't pretend to sit still, which makes it a fair place to ask the thing instead of putting it off. The dry season runs December through April, when the town fills up and the days run long.

Sessions run on Google Meet from your rental, anywhere along the coast with a decent connection, from Tamarindo to Playa Grande, Avellanas, Langosta or Conchal. In-person on Guanacaste is rare and handled case by case, and easier to arrange if you can come up to San José for a day. I work in English or Spanish.