



by Native's Way Costa Rica
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$208Tamarindo is located on Costa Rica’s Pacific coast, known for its beaches and marine wildlife. This five-hour catamaran cruise aboard the Marlin Del Rey offers snorkeling, a meal, drinks, and sunset views. The Marlin Del Rey is a 66-foot sailing catamaran that can reach speeds of up to 25 knots, making it one of the fastest boats in Central America. The cruise departs from Tamarindo or Playas del Coco with pickup options available from several nearby hotels including Playa Conchal, Pinilla, Playa Grande, Playa Langosta, and others at scheduled times in the early afternoon. Once aboard, guests sail along Guanacaste’s coastline, passing bays, beaches, and jungle areas while watching for marine animals such as dolphins, sea turtles, flying fish, and sometimes breaching whales. The boat stops in a quiet bay where passengers can snorkel with provided gear or walk on a secluded white sand beach. Meanwhile, the crew serves a lunch featuring BBQ chicken, yellow Spanish rice, fruit, chips, black bean puree, pico de gallo, and homemade chocolate chip cookies. An open bar with tropical drinks, beer, and wine is available throughout the cruise. As the sun sets, the boat sails back, offering scenic views of the sky and sea. Bottled water is also included.
Playa Conchal
Pickup from Conchal hotels is available if requested, with scheduled times at 12:30 pm at W Conchal and 12:45 pm at Westin Conchal.
Pinilla
Pickup at JW Marriott/Pinilla is offered at 12:45 pm upon request.
Playa Grande
Guests can be picked up at Playa Grande Resort at 12:15 pm if requested.
Tamarindo
Pickup is available from Wyndham Tamarindo and other hotels in Tamarindo at 1:15 pm upon request.
Playa Langosta
Pickup from Occidental (Barcelo) Tamarindo and Cala Luna is offered at 1:15 pm upon request.
Tamarindo Beach
The main cruise lasts about five hours departing from Tamarindo Beach on the Marlin Del Rey, a 66-foot sailing catamaran. It sails along Costa Rica’s Gold Coast, passing bays, beaches, and jungles. Passengers may see dolphins, sea turtles, flying fish, or breaching whales. The boat anchors in a calm bay for snorkeling or walking on the deserted white sand beach while the crew prepares a meal of BBQ chicken, yellow Spanish rice, fruit, chips, black bean puree, pico de gallo, and homemade chocolate chip cookies. An open bar with tropical drinks, beer, and wine is included. The return trip occurs during sunset, with views of the sky and sea.
300 min
Playas del Coco
Meeting time for departures from Playas del Coco is 1:15 pm.
Playa Hermosa
Transport to Playa Hermosa is available for an additional fee.
Playa Panama
Transport to Playa Panama is available for an additional fee.
Marlin Coco Beach: 1:15 PM @ Bar El Ancla (https://maps.app.goo.gl/2QnpRgns9QUgsVnM9)
End point
Marlin Coco Beach: 1:15 PM @ Bar El Ancla (https://maps.app.goo.gl/2QnpRgns9QUgsVnM9)




by Native's Way Costa Rica
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$208Tamarindo is located on Costa Rica’s Pacific coast, known for its beaches and marine wildlife. This five-hour catamaran cruise aboard the Marlin Del Rey offers snorkeling, a meal, drinks, and sunset views. The Marlin Del Rey is a 66-foot sailing catamaran that can reach speeds of up to 25 knots, making it one of the fastest boats in Central America. The cruise departs from Tamarindo or Playas del Coco with pickup options available from several nearby hotels including Playa Conchal, Pinilla, Playa Grande, Playa Langosta, and others at scheduled times in the early afternoon. Once aboard, guests sail along Guanacaste’s coastline, passing bays, beaches, and jungle areas while watching for marine animals such as dolphins, sea turtles, flying fish, and sometimes breaching whales. The boat stops in a quiet bay where passengers can snorkel with provided gear or walk on a secluded white sand beach. Meanwhile, the crew serves a lunch featuring BBQ chicken, yellow Spanish rice, fruit, chips, black bean puree, pico de gallo, and homemade chocolate chip cookies. An open bar with tropical drinks, beer, and wine is available throughout the cruise. As the sun sets, the boat sails back, offering scenic views of the sky and sea. Bottled water is also included.
Playa Conchal
Pickup from Conchal hotels is available if requested, with scheduled times at 12:30 pm at W Conchal and 12:45 pm at Westin Conchal.
Pinilla
Pickup at JW Marriott/Pinilla is offered at 12:45 pm upon request.
Playa Grande
Guests can be picked up at Playa Grande Resort at 12:15 pm if requested.
Tamarindo
Pickup is available from Wyndham Tamarindo and other hotels in Tamarindo at 1:15 pm upon request.
Playa Langosta
Pickup from Occidental (Barcelo) Tamarindo and Cala Luna is offered at 1:15 pm upon request.
Tamarindo Beach
The main cruise lasts about five hours departing from Tamarindo Beach on the Marlin Del Rey, a 66-foot sailing catamaran. It sails along Costa Rica’s Gold Coast, passing bays, beaches, and jungles. Passengers may see dolphins, sea turtles, flying fish, or breaching whales. The boat anchors in a calm bay for snorkeling or walking on the deserted white sand beach while the crew prepares a meal of BBQ chicken, yellow Spanish rice, fruit, chips, black bean puree, pico de gallo, and homemade chocolate chip cookies. An open bar with tropical drinks, beer, and wine is included. The return trip occurs during sunset, with views of the sky and sea.
300 min
Playas del Coco
Meeting time for departures from Playas del Coco is 1:15 pm.
Playa Hermosa
Transport to Playa Hermosa is available for an additional fee.
Playa Panama
Transport to Playa Panama is available for an additional fee.
Marlin Coco Beach: 1:15 PM @ Bar El Ancla (https://maps.app.goo.gl/2QnpRgns9QUgsVnM9)
End point
Marlin Coco Beach: 1:15 PM @ Bar El Ancla (https://maps.app.goo.gl/2QnpRgns9QUgsVnM9)