Win a Custom Lost Surfboard – Ride Home with More Than Waves

Witch's Rock - Costa Rica Surf Camp • 21 de marzo de 2025
There’s nothing like the feeling of finding your board – one that fits your surf style perfectly, shaped for your waves, your stance, your dreams. That’s what makes the October raffle at Witch’s Rock Surf Camp extra special: you could win your very own custom surfboard by the shapers of Lost Surfboard. As a second prize, we are giving away a private boat trip to Witch’s Rock & Ollie’s Point. How to Enter
  • Book your Witch’s Rock Surf Camp stay in October (5-night minimum).
  • Returning guests get bonus entries for every past stay.
  • Winners will be announced in the first week of November.
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The Legacy of Lost Surfboards

For over three decades, Lost Surfboards has been shaping the future of surfing – and their story keeps getting better. Founded by legendary shaper Matt “Mayhem” Biolos, Lost has become one of the most respected names in the surf world, known for blending performance, art, and personality into every board.

From California to Costa Rica, Lost boards are trusted by the world’s best surfers. Most recently, Yago Dora – one of the most progressive and stylish surfers of our time – claimed his 2025 WSL World Title riding Lost boards, proving once again that Mayhem’s designs are built to perform at the highest level.

Here in Costa Rica , Lost has become part of the local surf scene – from the peeling rights of Pavones to the powerful barrels at Witch’s Rock . Thanks to Wooster Surf Factory in Jacó , Lost boards are locally available and shaped right here in the tropics, bringing world-class performance boards closer to Costa Rican surfers than ever before.

Lucia Cristi surfing with lost surfboard
Lucy, our sponsored competitive surfer riding her Lost Custom Surfboard.

Known for their balance of speed, control, and creativity, Lost boards have found a home among Costa Rican surfers who value both performance and individuality. And if you’re new to surfing, the team at Wooster can even shape something a little different – a board that helps you progress faster while keeping the same Lost DNA of fun and innovation.

Imagine Your Own Custom Surfboard

Now imagine paddling out on a board made just for you – your favorite color, tail shape, dimensions, and details dialed in. That’s the Grand Prize in our October raffle: a Custom Surfboard built for your unique surf style.

This is your chance to make your Costa Rica surf trip unforgettable – a memory that stays with you long after you’ve dried off your wetsuit.

Second Prize: Boat Trip to Witch’s Rock & Ollie’s Point 

The runner-up prize is just as epic: a private boat trip to Witch’s Rock and Ollie’s Point, two of Costa Rica’s most legendary surf breaks. You and your group will score empty lineups, stunning scenery, and a day filled with waves straight out of a surf movie.

So whether you’re chasing barrels, your first green wave, or just that feeling of freedom that comes from surfing in Costa Rica – this raffle’s for you.

Ready to make it yours?

Book your trip and get in the raffle before October ends.

Have questions or need help booking?

Feel free to contact us here or give us a call at 1-888-318-7873.

 

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