



by The Divine Dolphin
This six-hour dolphin and whale watching tour takes place in Drake Bay, Costa Rica, aboard the Divine Dolphin’s custom-designed boat, Delfin Amor. The boat is built for safety, comfort, and optimal viewing for all passengers. The tour is led by professional guides and marine biologists who focus exclusively on dolphin and whale watching. An on-board hydrophone allows passengers to hear the sounds made by the dolphins and whales during the tour. Snorkeling gear is available for use. Lunch is provided on board. The company has worked in marine conservation since 1998 and follows strict guidelines to ensure respectful interaction with the wildlife. The operator is actively involved with other marine conservation organizations in efforts to establish a marine preserve off Costa Rica’s Osa Peninsula. This tour has been featured on National Geographic and other major channels.
Divine Dolphin Tour
The Divine Dolphin offers encounters with wild dolphins and whales in the waters near Drake Bay, Costa Rica. It is the original dolphin and whale watching tour in Drake Bay and the only tour operated by this company. The tour combines natural observation, education, research, and entertainment. The custom-built tour boat, Delfin Amor, ensures comfort, safety, and good viewing for all passengers. Costa Rica is a prime location to see dolphins and whales, with humpback whales migrating from both North and South America, a unique phenomenon. Large pods of several dolphin species inhabit the warm tropical waters. The company supports research, conservation, and education through its MPA for OSA campaign and partnerships with international organizations.
360 min
For most hotels, we pick up at the main beach in Drake Bay, Playa Colorado, where the road ends at the beach and where all the boats come in and out. If you are staying at a hotel further from town, let us know so we can tell you where the pick up will be.
End point
For most hotels, we pick up at the main beach in Drake Bay, Playa Colorado, where the road ends at the beach and where all the boats come in and out. If you are staying at a hotel further from town, let us know so we can tell you where the pick up will be.