In this week's episode of Curious Gorman Asks the Locals, SN Correspondent, Ryan Gorman asks some of the well-known locals, "What is your favorite time of the year in Nosara and why? Featuring: Monty, Erik, Lulu, Desi, Palancho, Helbin and Tinis.

In this week's episode of Curious Gorman asks the Locals, SN Correspondent, Ryan Gorman, asks some of the well-known locals this question: "What activities do you enjoy in Nosara besides surfing?"

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So, you surfed all morning with offshores and head high barrels, you worked up an appetite, headed to Rosi’s or the Beach Dog Cafe for some breakfast and more surf fuel and now you are ready for some siesta time during the intense heat in the middle of the day. Maybe you go back to your house chill in the AC, throw in a DVD, play a board game or curl up in a hammock with a good book.

In this edition of Curious Gorman Asks the Locals, SN corresponded Ryan Gorman asks some of the well-known locals in town: "What two boards would you recommend people bring with them if they are traveling down here in the next few months during our big swell season?

Here in Costa Rica we have our own national Costa Rican Surf Circuit called, Circuito Nacional de Surf (CNS). The circuit travels around the whole country during the course of seven months, with a contest taking place at a different break each month. Nosara is a stop on the circuit each year, as well. The CNS is a very organized, professional and legit contest circuit.

One of the most poignant ingredients about the community of Nosara is how people pull together to help out with a great cause. Another is that there is always something fun going on around here. Fortunately, the most common theme for helping out a great cause in Nosara is providing entertainment of some sort at an event.

SN Correspondent, Ryan Gorman, puts his feet to the street here in Guiones and asks some of the infamous locals the same question. Everyone wants to know what the locals do and where they go, right? So, Ryan uncovers some of the crucial information that only the locals know.

I have now enjoyed a full 4 years in Nosara... can't believe it has gone so fast. And in the last four years there have been a number of small upgrades in infrastructure that have made life a bit easier here in the jungle.

January definitely gave us some solid swell, and produced the kind of waves that make you want to do nothing but think about surfing. Tubes were abundant at most breaks, especially if you were in the mood to travel. But at the end of the month, the swell made it's way out.