Half Day Private Catamaran Tours
About this adventure and logistics
Experience Costa Rica with a Half-Day Private Catamaran Tour Duration: 4 hours Available Times: 8 a.m. & 1:30 p.m. daily Capacity: 25 – 30 people Spend half a day in paradise on your private charter with Marlin del Rey Catamarans, where you can discover Costa Rica’s secluded beaches, sunbathe, snorkel in the crystal clear waters, have a relaxing float in the Pacific, or enjoy tropical libations on the catamaran. The crew is at your service every step of the way, hoisting sails, making drinks, and preparing fresh guacamole and pico de gallo on board. This half-day Costa Rica catamaran adventure can set sail any day of the week! Simply decide if you want a morning or afternoon sail.
Features
- Life Jackets & Safety Gear
- Toilet
- Bar
Adventure Rules
If you cancel the tour with more than twenty-two (22) days notice there will be no fees owed. If you cancel this tour with less than twenty-two (22) days notice but more than seven (7) days notice, you agree that only 50% of the total will be refunded. If this tour is cancelled with less than seven (7) days notice, you agree that there will be no refund of the funds paid to date. If Marlin del Rey Sailing Tours finds it necessary to cancel the tour for weather or other reason, there will be no monies owed.
Addons
Sunset Private Tour
Enjoy the sunset as part of your tour.
Damage deposit
Your payment method will be charged a damage deposit of $0.00 24h prior to your rental. Pending any damages, the damage deposit will be returned 48h post rental. This damage deposit secures the host if the boat is damaged during your rental. The damage deposit must be taken from the same card that the booking was made on. Questions? Contact us by clicking on the blue support button.
Location
Your host
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The Marlin del Rey Story In 2006, there was a shift in the tides and one of the pioneers of Costa Rica tourism from the north decided that he would…
The Marlin del Rey Story In 2006, there was a shift in the tides and one of the pioneers of Costa Rica tourism from the north decided that he would…
