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The big social camp at Avellanas — pool, daily yoga, dorms to suites. Publishes what is included but not what it costs.
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Rapture's Costa Rica house sits in the jungle behind Playa Avellanas and runs the group's standard social-camp format: five room grades from four-to-eight-bed shared dorms up to air-conditioned en-suite privates, daily breakfast with dinner Monday to Friday, daily yoga, weekly video analysis, surf theory classes, and transfers to whichever break is working. Coaching is capped at five students per instructor. Two things to read carefully before booking. Surf lessons are an additional cost on top of the stay rather than part of it, which the camp states plainly on its own page; and airport transfers, listed as included on the country landing page, are shown as an extra on the Avellanas page itself. No rate of any kind is published on the site — the booking button hands off to an external reservation system — so no price is claimed here.
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