Marbella Costa Rica Has A Popular Surfer Hotel

Thanks to www.crsurf.com's Greg Gordon for covering the latest news about the Marbella Surf Inn on his popular surf travel web site. You can read the article here on www.crsurf.com



Location: Marbella, Costa Rica

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