Costa Rica · Guanacaste Coast
Guanacaste Boat Trips
Flamingo catamarans, Islas Catalinas and Islas Murciélago
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© Haakon S. Krohn · CC BY-SA 3.0Guanacaste (Flamingo – Playas del Coco)
Routes in Guanacaste (Flamingo – Playas del Coco)
Researched routes with stops, departure times and season.
Playa Flamingo Sunset Catamaran and Snorkel Cruise
Playas del Coco Private Boat: Islas Murciélago
Potrero Islas Catalinas Snorkel Boat Trip
Guanacaste (Flamingo – Playas del Coco)
Highlights
Islas Catalinas
Rocky islets off Flamingo used for snorkelling and diving.
Islas Murciélago
The island group in the marine sector of Santa Rosa National Park.
Playa Danta and Dantita
Bays north of Flamingo where catamarans anchor to snorkel.
Boats
Boats in Guanacaste (Flamingo – Playas del Coco)
CatamaranPlaya Flamingo Sunset Catamaran and Snorkel Cruise Boat 1
Playa Flamingo, Guanacaste (Flamingo – Playas del Coco) 14:00–18:00
Playas del Coco Private Boat: Islas Murciélago Boat 1
Playas del Coco, Guanacaste (Flamingo – Playas del Coco) 07:00–15:00
SpeedboatPotrero Islas Catalinas Snorkel Boat Trip Boat 1
Potrero, Guanacaste (Flamingo – Playas del Coco) 08:00–12:00
Guanacaste (Flamingo – Playas del Coco) about
The Guanacaste coast in north-west Costa Rica is the busiest area for boat trips on the Pacific side. Catamarans from Playa Flamingo and Potrero run snorkel and sunset trips to the bays to the north, and the rocky Islas Catalinas offshore are a snorkel and dive site. Further north, Islas Murciélago in the marine sector of Santa Rosa National Park are reached by a long boat ride from Playas del Coco; landing on the islands is not allowed. In the dry season (roughly December–April) the Papagayo winds can make the northern routes rough.