We finally made the next step; after working hard for several months we are ready with 18 new projects in different beach locations all around the country; from Guanacaste (Northem Zone) to the Caribbean; several schools and families opened their doors to Amistad; we are very proud of this because it means that we are doing a good job in other areas.
We are now ready to receive all your applications for Teaching and for Children from people that will like to do this at the beach.
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We are also proud to announce our new Campus at Esterillos Beach; just 15 minutes from Jaco beach, Central Pacific; and 30 minutes from Manuel Antonio, Quepos beach.
Esterillos beach is divided into three sections, West, Central and East each with a small village. Surfing is the main attraction here. This long beach has tide pools at its northern end, where a sculpture of a mermaid sits atop the rocks.This ear of Costa Rica's Central Pacific has one of the most consistent and cleanest breaks for surfers. Waves frequently break head high and are great year round. Besides Surfing, the waters are friendly towards all sorts of activities, such as Horseback riding, ATVs, sport fishing, kayaking and more. At low tide, the size of Esterillos beach increases dramatically, creating a blemish free vastness of dark sand waiting to be explored by beach combers.
Esterillos can be reached by either the north or south end from Highway 34 (Costanera Sur). Quepos and nearby Manuel Antonio National Park are less than an hour drive down the highway to the south. Just 20 minutes south of Playa Hermosa, Playa Esterillos is a great stop for any travelers seeking soothing ocean breezes and plenty of sunshine and shade. Located near the fun town of Jaco Beach, with tons of fun places to eat and adventure tours available as well.
We are working on some final details (government permissions, reparations and others), and will come to you with more information very soon... but, for now, please take a peek!
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