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Tom Brady and Gisele Bündchen are in Costa Rica

Even though Tom Brady retired from football this year after 22 seasons (at least for the time being) it doesn’t mean he has retired from traveling to Costa Rica.

Tom and Gisele, who have been married for 13 years, were seen in Costa Rica this week, relaxed and happy, soaking up the sun and walking hand in hand along the beach with their dog.

Every year they come to Costa Rica after football season and are basically part-time residents, but this year it seems he and Gisele came down a bit earlier then usual ( we are not sure if they kids came with them or not) and will be watching the Superbowl by a beach.

As famous as this power couple is, he is arguably the greatest quarterback of all time and she was once one of the highest-paid models, and they were casually strolling on the beach along with the other visitors to Costa Rica and without a big entourage is a testament to how down to earth this couple seems to be and that they haven’t let fame and fortune go to their heads.

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