



by Discover Tamarindo
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.$81The Tamarindo Estuary, located within Las Baulas National Marine Park, contains one of Costa Rica's largest mangrove forests spanning about 1,500 acres. This area supports nearly 175 bird species, including a rare hummingbird found only in three locations worldwide, all in Costa Rica. The estuary’s brackish waters provide habitat for crocodiles, iguanas, crabs, monkeys, and other wildlife. This two-hour tour by boat navigates the extensive mangrove channels with a naturalist guide explaining the local ecosystem. The company has over 15 years of experience leading safe and educational tours. The trip includes bottled water and snacks. Transportation is provided free of charge from Playa Tamarindo or Playa Langosta, and the tour schedule depends on tides. Additional hotel pickup outside these areas can be arranged for a fee. Tips are not included.
Las Baulas National Marine Park
Las Baulas National Marine Park contains the Tamarindo estuary, which is one of Costa Rica’s 127 mangrove forests. It covers 1500 acres of protected virgin mangrove forest and is home to nearly 175 bird species, including an endemic hummingbird found only in three places worldwide, all located in Costa Rica and the Tamarindo estuary.
120 min
Tamarindo
The tour begins in the Tamarindo Estuary, where guests board the boat and enter the mangrove channels guided by an expert naturalist.




by Discover Tamarindo
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.$81The Tamarindo Estuary, located within Las Baulas National Marine Park, contains one of Costa Rica's largest mangrove forests spanning about 1,500 acres. This area supports nearly 175 bird species, including a rare hummingbird found only in three locations worldwide, all in Costa Rica. The estuary’s brackish waters provide habitat for crocodiles, iguanas, crabs, monkeys, and other wildlife. This two-hour tour by boat navigates the extensive mangrove channels with a naturalist guide explaining the local ecosystem. The company has over 15 years of experience leading safe and educational tours. The trip includes bottled water and snacks. Transportation is provided free of charge from Playa Tamarindo or Playa Langosta, and the tour schedule depends on tides. Additional hotel pickup outside these areas can be arranged for a fee. Tips are not included.
Las Baulas National Marine Park
Las Baulas National Marine Park contains the Tamarindo estuary, which is one of Costa Rica’s 127 mangrove forests. It covers 1500 acres of protected virgin mangrove forest and is home to nearly 175 bird species, including an endemic hummingbird found only in three places worldwide, all located in Costa Rica and the Tamarindo estuary.
120 min
Tamarindo
The tour begins in the Tamarindo Estuary, where guests board the boat and enter the mangrove channels guided by an expert naturalist.