Dominical Surfing: It’s a Family Affair

The Park family moved to Costa Rica originally in 1981 to live part time. Dylan, Jonathan and Nathan along with their older sister, Elizabeth, grew up surrounded by Costa Rica’s diverse culture and adventurous lifestyle. Some early memories include deep sea fishing off the Nicoya Peninsula, water skiing over crystal clear reefs, camping on the farm during the weekends and of course, playing endlessly in the ocean.

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Throughout the years on Maui, going back to Costa Rica and working on the family farm was a shared family vision. Now living full time on the farm and owning his own surf camp, Dylan has made the family dream a reality. All of the Park family divides their time between Costa Rica, Maui and the Rocky Mountains. They truly do bring the Aloha Spirit and the Pura Vida lifestyle together!

When Dylan first decided to do the Dominical surf camp, he knew what he was up against with dozens of options to choose from, how would his Dominical surf camp stand out from the rest?

Simple. Experience and service means happy clients and happy clients means “word of mouth” advertising which then converts to…REFERRALS!

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With his intuitive nature in to future trends in the surf world, Dylan has also designed a Costa Rica Surf travel package with the co-op services of the finest of the Dominical hotels, Domilocos Hotel & Restaurant. Which just so happens to be where you will find the central office of Sunset Surf Dominical.

These Costa Rica Surf Packages include custom tailored surf packages of varying degrees, free time adventure tours to surrounding waterfalls, zip lining and more and of course accommodations at the popular Domilocos hotel.

As the attention on Dominical, Costa Rica continues to rise, so does the demand for tourist activities in the area. With more “out of the box” thinkers like Dylan, we can expect an exhilarating experience we won’t soon forget.

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