Seascapes Blog

As the need to prove myself fades into the shore break, I’ve embraced a softer surfer girl era. It’s less an individualistic pursuit and more about style, art, and connection. How beautiful can I make this wave feel?

Between her recent travels abroad and surf camp coaching at home, we finally had a chance to catch up with local surfer, surf instructor and style queen, Marin Gerrish. Here she shares insight into life as a female surfer in her hometown of Pavones, Costa Rica and relays a few hot tips for new surfers and Dkoko girlies around the world.  

Yes! We finally had a chance to interview Dkoko brand ambassador and pioneering Costa Rican female surfer, Andrea Díaz. As a former Roxy girl turned entrepreneurial surf coach and surf mom-of-three, Andrea has been on the international surf scene for decades. Here she shares some behind-the-scenes details of her life story, the evolution of women’s surfing in Costa Rica, and the blessings and challenges that come with living the surfing lifestyle dream.   

Delilah Hutchins is a 17 year-old competitive longboard surfer from North Carolina who convinced her mom to move to Costa Rica to chase her surfing dreams. We chatted to Delilah about her plans for the future, what it's like balancing her surf and school schedule in the jungle, and got the inside scoop from her recent experience competing at the Mexi Log Fest

Island-hopping competitive surfer and Dkoko brand ambassador Marie-Moana Troja motivates us to chase our dreams and be our best selves, in and out of the water. Living in Australia as a surfer and university student, she balances her studies and surfing career with discipline, drive, and a great sense of humor.

A surf trip, driving overland, through Central America had been my dream for as long as I can remember. Probably since I started surfing, just after I moved to Costa...