Surf and Yoga Retreat in Costa Rica with E Street Surf School, April 2027

E Street Surf School is based inside Common Roots Cafe on Ocean Boulevard in Rye, New Hampshire, just north of Jenness Beach. It teaches at Rye and at "The Wall" in Hampton, and describes itself as the Seacoast's boutique surf camp. The school is family run and offers kids' camps for ages 6 to 16 in 2-day and 5-day formats, private and group lessons for all ages, Monday night sessions for younger children, Tuesday ladies' surf nights, Thursday sunset sessions split between kids and adults, and private group events it calls E Street Takeovers.

The Costa Rica trip is listed for April 2027. The page promotes it with a note that a few shared rooms remain and that sharing saves up to 000 per person, which suggests the trip is priced per person with a shared-room rate and a higher private-room rate. The page does not give the dates within April, the length of the trip, the resort or town, the room types, the daily schedule or the price.

What the school's teaching looks like, based on its New Hampshire lessons: beginners cover beach and water safety, getting familiar with a soft-top board, paddling and pop-up on land and in the water, catching gentle waves, balance and standing up, and surf etiquette in the water. Intermediate surfers work on paddling more efficiently, a faster pop-up, reading waves to pick the best rides, balance and control, and starting to carve and turn across the wave.

The school's set-up is unusually practical for travelling surfers. There is high-speed Wi-Fi and a workspace inside the surf shop at Common Roots, so the school calls itself digital nomad friendly, and there is plant-based food and other healthy options on site. It describes itself as a safe space for all travellers. It is about an hour north of Boston and roughly a 4.5-hour drive from Montreal, which is why it markets itself to families on a summer road trip from Quebec.

For the Costa Rica week, the operator to contact is E Street Surf School directly. The page gives an email address and a phone number, and notes that texting often works best because of beach phone reception. Anyone booking should ask for the exact April 2027 dates, the location, what the room includes, whether meals and airport transfers are covered, and what the surf coaching looks like day to day, because none of that is on the page.

What's included

- Accommodation in Costa Rica, with shared rooms available - Surf coaching from E Street Surf School instructors (the page does not itemise what the coaching covers on this trip)

Note: the page does not publish a full inclusions list. Confirm meals, transfers, equipment and lesson hours with the school before booking.

What's not included

- Flights to and from Costa Rica - Airport transfers (not stated as included) - Travel insurance - Meals (not stated as included) - Surfboard and wetsuit hire (not stated as included) - Personal expenses

Note: this list is based on what the page does not mention. Ask E Street for the definitive exclusions.