It was my second time in Costa Rica. My first visit was with my family when I was just 4 years old, so I can barely remember everything, but I still have a feeling of what I was going to find. During the winter in Argentina, it gets so cold, and it was finally time to head to a beach destination with nice waves. People from all around the world flock to experience 'la Pura Vida,' which translates to 'Pure Life,' a way of living. In Costa Rica, you don't need much – just a bikini or swimsuit, sunscreen, a surfboard, and maybe some clothes. Nobody cares much about what you wear because it's so hot that you'll likely end up in your swimsuit most of the time. You'll also need  to eat at local spots called 'Sodas,' where it's affordable. You will find your tribe there and create the best memories ever – surfing in the morning, resting, and then surfing again with the sunset that surprises every day with different colors, from orange to super fluorescent pink. It's magical. Life is simple; it's all about that.