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"But why just look like a girl in the curl? Kelea Surf Spa adds Costa Rica to its roster of destinations for rad women-only surf lessons and vacation packages
-- Marie Claire |
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Give the gift of surfing!
Gift certificates are available.
Call 949.492.7263 |
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Former professional bodyboarder from Brazil competed and surfed around the world until 1991. Always involved in water sports, Elenice started teaching surfing in 1994 when she
co-founded Endless Summer Surf Camp with her husband, professional surfer, Jason Senn in San Clemente, CA. With the high number of women partaking in the sport of surfing |
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Elenice developed the idea of creating an all girl surf spa with Stephanie Tufts. In 2001 with the help of her partner Stephanie Tufts their dream became reality.
Elenice, graduated from USIU with a degree in Teaching ESL and Spanish. With a passion for teaching Elli loves sharing her surfing knowledge with other women. “Surfing introduced
me to many different cultures around the world, I love this sport, it allows one to be in touch with nature, stay physically fit and relaxed.
There is nothing a day of surfing can’t cure! |
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Annie is a California native who loves the ocean and exploring the great outdoors. After years of putting her heart and soul into Kelea, she has become a partner with co-founder,
Elenice Senn. Annie’s love of surfing and travel has led her to search for waves in Australia, Indonesia, Mexico, Southeast Asia, Costa Rica and Hawaii to name a few. She has been |
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teaching surfing for several years in California, Costa Rica and Hawaii. She is CPR, First Aid and Ocean and Water Rescue Certified. After graduating from UCSB with a BA in Sociology,
she owned and successfully operated a private school in Costa Rica. Her water knowledge and patience eventually led her to teach on the beach which is her true passion. Her positive attitude and
good spirit are contagious. |
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Michelle was born and raised in San Francisco where, in icy waters, she was first introduced to surfing. She spent 5 years in San Diego where she received her degree in Graphic Design and was able to further peruse her love of
surfing and the ocean. After returning to San Francisco for a year she decided to take off to South America. She spent the following year traveling and in 2005 arrived to the |
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Nicoya Pennisula of Costa Rica. It was there Michelle fell in love with the warm waves, and simple lifestyle and now spends most her year. |
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After watching this girl surf, you would never guess she only started 5 years ago! A quick learner and a fantastic teacher, Julia is a great motivation and inspiration in the water. Originally from
Germany, Julia has been in Costa Rica for 6 years and just bought a local surf shop. Julia also takes professional surf photos so you will have proof to bring home with you! |
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Dot Bugbee, orignally from New Jersey has been living in costa rica for the past 4 years following her dream of an endless summer, surfing everyday and spreading smiles by teaching others how to surf. Dot has been in a love
affair with the ocean ever since she was a child, growing up on the beach has taught Dot the ways of the sea. Dot has surfed in other parts of central america including panama, bocas del torro, and |
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nicaguara san juan del sur
which has exceled Dot's surfing at reef and point breaks. Dot has a certificate of registration with ISA (International Surfing Assocation) Training in surf judging, coaching and instructing. Dot has placed nationally and
internationally in surf contests but now she is just focusing her attention on free surfing and surf instructing. Dot resides in Santa Teresa, Costa Rica living the Pura Vida! |
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Our beautiful yoga instructor from Brazil, Cris has a soothing voice and demeanor that sets the tone for her amazing yoga class. Cris studied Hatha, Swasthya and Partner yoga in Brazil and India and has been teaching
for 12 years. She is a world traveler, having lived in Peru, Ecuador and Panama, settling in Costa Rica 6 years ago. When asked why she lives |
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in Costa Rica, her answer is” Because of the nice people, world culture, lifestyle and the waves….”
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Carlo, an Italian Restauranteur, relocated to Costa Rica in 1995 and fell in love with both the country and his wife Lili, a local Costa Rican. Together they founded Ritmo Tropical Hotel and Restaurant in Malpais.
Their restaurant is one of the most popular in the area with locals and tourist alike. Carlo and Lili only use the freshest of ingredients delivered daily to create a |
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fusion of local and Italian cuisine. Their expansive menu has everything from Fresh local fish, Jumbo Shrimp, Steak, to your Favorite Italian Pasta's and Pizza's. |
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