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Sailing in March – Guanacaste private charters

Sailing in Guanacaste in March

Sailing Guanacaste in March : Information about weather and sailing conditions

March, a fantastic month for sailing in Guanacaste, is one of the hottest and sunniest months of the year, if not the hottest and sunniest. It is also a high season month, that is, there are many tourists coming to Guanacaste for vacation and sailing, so we recommend to make your private catamaran reservation as soon as possible.

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Sailing in Guanacaste in March

Definitely expect sunny days and blue skies, moderate winds but with enough strength to make your trip a memorable one.

Snorkeling tends to be equally good, due to the absence of rain, and therefore visibility is usually quite good.

The areas of Papagayo, El Coco, Ocotal, Hermosa, Riu, Las Catalinas, Conchal, Potrero, Flamingo, Tamarindo and JW Marriott and Hacienda Pinilla are very visited areas, and therefore, increase the amount of clients who want to book our private catamaran tours

Guanacaste Catamaran Sailing

Guanacaste weather in March

What are the average March weather conditions like for Guanacaste in Costa Rica? What are your chances of getting caught in a little rain? What about snow or high and low temperatures during this month? We have the answers for you!

Average weather

The average high is 34° during March in Guanacaste and the average low is around 23°. During March there is rain during 3 days with a total of 2 mm and during this month there are 28 dry days in Guanacaste.

Maximum temperature:34°C
Minimum temperature:23°C
Dry days:28
Rainy days:3
Precipitation:2 mm
Average hours of sunshine per day:10 hours
Average wind force:4 Bft
Average UV index:7

Sailing in the dry season in Guanacaste, Costa Rica is an unforgettable experience. During March, when wind, sun and clouds are perfectly balanced, you can explore the white-sand beaches and crystal clear waters of this region without worry.

Guanacaste offers a wide range of sailing opportunities – from private charters to luxury catamaran sailing adventures. With steady winds and low chances of rain, it’s easy to enjoy the stunning views while you sail along the coastline. The sparkling blue water and lush green trees will provide a backdrop for your dream getaway.

You’ll also find plenty of wildlife on your journey – dolphins, turtles, whales and even manatees are common sights while sailing in these waters. Not to mention all the colorful tropical fish that inhabit the reefs below!

The best part about sailing in Guanacaste during the dry season is that there’s no need to wait until summertime for perfect conditions – you’ll find clear skies and light breezes throughout the year! Whether you’re looking for a peaceful retreat or an adventurous day out on the open sea, sailing in Guanacaste during March is sure to be an unforgettable experience.

Frequently asked questions about the weather in Guanacaste in March

How hot is it ?

The average temperature ranges from 23°C to 34°C.

How much does it rain ?

It rains an average of 2 mm ?

How many hours of sunshine a day does it have ?

You can expect on average 10 hours of sunshine a day in Guanacaste during March?

Dolphin tours – Guanacaste private charters

Dolphins in Guanacaste

There are several species of dolphins in Guanacaste, in the north west of Costa Rica.

During our catamaran sailing trips, it is extremely common to see them swimming along with the catamaran, usually in the bow, where at the same speed of the catamaran, they swim right in front of the boat, as if they were having fun with the thrust of the catamaran itself.

It is common to see small and medium sized groups, although sometimes we have seen very large groups of dozens or even hundreds of them.

Bottlenose Dolphin

The bottlenose dolphin, also known as the truncated tursio or common dolphin, is the best known and most studied species of dolphin. It is also the most common species in zoos and aquariums around the world. In the wild, the bottlenose dolphin lives along the coasts of tropical and temperate zones between 40ºC S latitude and 45ºC N latitude.

It is a coastal species throughout much of its range and forms groups of no more than 20 individuals, but some varieties live offshore and groups can then consist of as many as 200 animals. The bottlenose dolphin is usually gray or black on the upper parts and somewhat lighter on the lower parts.

It has a large, curves and pointed dorsal fin, with the edge full of notches due to wear, which gives a distinctive character to each individual. Its skull has a prolongation that forms a kind of snout or beak that resembles the neck of a bottle (other dolphin species also have it).

The size of the bottlenose dolphin is variable; it measures between 2 and 4 mt in length depending on the populations. They feed mainly on fish, but can also eat crustaceans, squid and other invertebrates. Bottlenose dolphins take advantage of the fishing boats, which they follow closely to feed on the animals they scare away or on the leftovers and waste thrown overboard. They are very social animals and, at least in some coastal populations, it seems that groups stay together throughout their lives.

The bottlenose dolphin communicates with the other members of its group by means of a rich repertoire of sounds; on the other hand, it seems that in some populations individuals emit their own characteristic sound that differentiates them from the rest. Two species typical of the North Pacific are found in the coastal strip of Latin America: one reaches Mexico and the other extends as far as Panama.

Pacific Spotted Dolphin

The Pacific spotted dolphin is known for the persecution it suffered from tuna fisheries in the eastern tropical Pacific. Millions of dolphins died as a result of the use of setting nets, a type of tuna net in which the dolphins were trapped. Despite legislation and catch limits imposed since then, bycatch is still a major threat to this species.

Two subspecies of the Pacific spotted dolphin are currently recognized: a coastal form S. a. attenuata, found in coastal waters of the eastern tropical Pacific, and an open ocean form S. a. graffmani, found throughout the rest of its range.

The Pacific spotted dolphin is a slender, medium-sized cetacean. Its falcate dorsal fin is pointed and very narrow and the pectoral fins are pointed, small and dark on both sides. It has a dark gray mantle, which widens on the flanks in the middle region of the body, and then reduces towards the back, behind the dorsal fin. The sides and belly are lighter gray. As its name indicates, the body is covered with spots to varying degrees, depending on age and location, with individuals in some areas having few or no spots.

The coastal subspecies is usually larger, more robust, with a thicker bill and more spots. The lips and bill tip are white and a dark band runs from the mandible to the pectoral fin on both sides.

Hatchlings are born without spots and have a dark gray mantle and very pale sides and belly. Juveniles develop dark spots on the belly and lighter spots on the dorsal region. The number of spots increases with age, becoming fused together in older animals. There is a wide range of variation in size and coloration.

This species can be confused with several other oceanic species of long-beaked dolphins, including spinner dolphins, bottlenose dolphins and Atlantic spotted dolphins in areas where the two species overlap. The identifying characteristics of the spotted dolphin are its smaller, more slender size, distinctive dorsal mantle and smaller, narrower dorsal fin. They grow up to 2.5 m. long and weigh around 120 kg.

Pacific spotted dolphins are very active and acrobatic, often performing high, sideways jumps. They are fast swimmers and perform long, low jumps at high speeds. They are known to swim in the bow and wake of boats throughout most of their range, although they generally avoid boats in the tropical eastern Pacific, where they have been persecuted for many years. The coastal form tends to be found in groups of less than 100 individuals, while offshore groups tend to number 2,000 to 3,000 individuals. Pacific spotted dolphins can often be seen in association with other oceanic dolphin species and yellowfin tuna, a behavior that has historically been exploited by tuna fishermen.

Sexual maturity is reached at 7 years in males and 6 years in females, and they breed every 2 to 4 years. Gestation and lactation last 11 months. Life expectancy is approximately 40 years.

The Pacific spotted dolphin is found in a band around the world in tropical and subtropical waters, preferring areas where the surface water temperature is above 25º C.

In addition to being seriously threatened by bycatch, as they are taken as bycatch by various fisheries around the world, they are hunted for human consumption in large numbers in Japan and in smaller numbers in other countries around the world. Other threats to the species include habitat degradation and anthropogenic disturbance.

There is no global population estimate for the species, although it is believed to be one of the most abundant cetaceans in the world. However, some populations, such as the offshore population in the northeastern Pacific, which was targeted by tuna fisheries, are not believed to be recovering from previous exploitation.

Spinner dolphins

The spinner dolphin or long-snouted acrobat (Stenella longirostris) is a species of odontocete cetacean in the family Delphinidae. It is a small dolphin that inhabits tropical seas around the world. It is famous for its acrobatic jumps in

Sailing in February – Guanacaste private charters

Sailing in Guanacaste in February

Information about weather and sailing conditions in February

February is a great month to sailing, because like January and March and April, it is part of the dry season months in Guanacaste, which makes the chances of rainfall very low.

Additionally, with the blue sky and sea, as well as the absence of rain, visibility is better, which makes for better snorkelling.
Besides, there are strong enough winds for the catamaran to move quite fast through the waters of Guanacaste.

Guanacaste geography and scenery

The province of Guanacaste is located in the northwestern part of the country, on the Pacific coast. It is the second largest province of Costa Rica in terms of surface area. Its terrain is flat, rugged by the Guanacaste mountain range towards the border with Alajuela, with elevations between 500 and 2026 m a.s.l., and with some high areas in the Nicoya Peninsula. Towards the center of the province is located in the Tempisque river valley, being the Guanacaste mountain range its northeastern limit, the Tilarán mountain range the southeastern one and the Nicoya mountains the southwestern one.

The Guanacaste mountain range separates the plains of the northwestern Pacific slope of the country from the northern plains. It extends in a northwest-southeast direction and is composed of volcanic strata of recent geological origin. It is the watershed of the northeastern part of the country. Four volcanic peaks stand out in the topography of the mountain range, from northwest to southeast: Orosí volcano (1,487 m above sea level), Rincón de la Vieja volcano (1,895 m above sea level), Miravalles volcano (2,028 m above sea level) and Tenorio volcano (1,916 m above sea level). The Nicoya mountain ranges run parallel to the Pacific coast and the Gulf of Nicoya, on the Nicoya Peninsula, and are of low altitude and peaks.

The dry month is ideal for a Costa Rica trip
The month of February is pretty much in the middle of the dry season and therefore usually offers sunny hot climate and little rain.

Due to the cold weather in the northern hemisphere, especially many visitors from North America and Europe like to use February as a travel time. The occupancy rate of hotels is so good, especially in February, that bookings must be made in good time, otherwise there may be bottlenecks in accommodations and tours.

Temperatures in February

The weather in February is a bit sunnier than in January.

The “alicios” (cold winds) subside and the heat increases considerably, especially in the coastal areas.

It is a very warm, dry month, along with March and April, February is one of the driest months of the year in Costa Rica. The North Pacific region is equally dry in February. Rainfalls are rare and when they do, they last only a few minutes.

Daytime temperatures vary between 35°C and 38°C.

In the Central Pacific, the temperature remains almost constant averaging 35°C. The South Pacific region is also hot in February, but the climate is more humid than the Central and North Pacific regions of Costa Rica.

On the Caribbean coast, temperatures in February are 26°C, and rainfall decreases, compared to January, the month with the most rainfall.

In the central valley and northern region, February offers ideal weather for touring, hiking and other activities.

Daytime temperatures range between 25 and 28°C, with evening temperatures dropping to a maximum of 5- 10°C.

Rainfall is usually limited to the night hours, during the day light rain alternates with bright sunshine.

ElPlaya Tamarindo Catamaran

Catamaran Sailing from Tamarindo

The El Play is a 38 footer catamaran, a Fountain Pajot, which serves Tamarindo Beach. It is among the few coats who actually sail from Tamarindo.

This beautiful Fountain Pajot is very well reviewed and perfect for clients interested in sailing from right on the beach in Playa Tamarindo.

The catamaran has 2 sails and 2 engines, as well as an interior saloon and two bathrooms for the use f our clients.

There is a trampolin, shaded deck area and abundant seating spots on deck.

Rates

We offer 3 private tour options ,in the morning from 8 am to 12 pm, sunset tours from 1 pm to 6 pm and all day tours from 10 am to 6 pm.

Private tour in the morning

Base price $1100 up to 8 passengers,

Each extra person will pay $70

Children $50.

Private Sunset Tour

Base price $1200 up to 8 passengers

Extra $80

Children $60

Full day private tour

Base price $1,600 up to 8 passengers

Extra $95

Children $80

Groups by age
Infants Free pass (0 years to 5 years)
Children (from 6 years to 12 years)
Adults (from 13 years to 99+)

All of our tours take place in and from Tamarindo. The private tour in the morning has 1 hour to stop at the beach where you can do water activities, you can go to the beach, we will also serve breakfast before returning.
The private tour in the afternoon will have 1 hour and 30 minutes to enjoy the beach, do water activities and have lunch. For these 2 options we visit playa huevo or playa conejo as decided by the captain, these are located in punta conejo cabo velas.

The all-day tour includes 2 stops at beaches such as Playa Conchal, Playa Conejo, Playa Huevo or Playa Bahía de los Piratas or if the client wishes, they can visit the Catalinas Islands for snorkeling and then visit a nearby beach.

Visits to the aforementioned beaches are subject to the decision of the captain in charge since the state of the weather, waves and wind must be taken into account.

Our services include

-Tico Breakfast (for Morning tour only)

-All-inclusive open bar (national beers ,rum, vodka, tequila, cacique, gin, drinks, cocktails, wine, soda, soft drinks, cold tea, orange juice and bottled water)

-Lunch to choose(rice and chicken or rice and shrimps)(for sunset and full day tours) Vegan and vegetarian options available.

-Fruits and snacks during the tour.

-Stereo with bluetooth

– snorkeling Equipment

-1 kayak and 1 paddle board

Sailing in January – Guanacaste private charters

Sailing in Guanacaste in January

How is the weather and sailing conditions in January?

Sailing during January in Guanacaste offers is a vclients a very dry month, with pleasant winds and blue skies.
The rains are scarce, and the probabilities of water fall are very rare, so it is an ideal month for sailing.

Temperature in January

In January, temperatures tend to be high, but the abundance of wind and the fact that we are at sea, make this not a problem. There is always the option of swimming in the sea, or sheltering in the shade or simply letting the sea breezes cool you down.

Visitation

January is also a high season month, so we recommend booking as soon as possible to ensure that the boat is available for the desired date.

Snorkeling, paddle boarding and in general, the sea conditions in Guanacaste during January are extremely pleasant, as the water is usually warm, and visibility is usually very good.

As a general recommendation for your vacation, we recommend you to book everything in advance, including other tours, hotel and transportation, to make sure you will not have availability problems.

Places to visit

Definitely, Guanacaste offers many attractions to be visited, both marine and terrestrial. In addition, it offers an endless number of adventure and ecotourism tours available, among these: Canopy, rafting, horseback riding, atv, hiking, visits to national parks and volcanoes.
Among the most outstanding national parks are the RIncon de la Vieja National Park, with its imposing volcano, as well as the Palo Verde National Park, an important wetland and refuge for various wildlife, especially birds of various species.
Along the coast of course there are endless natural sites, which we visit with our private catamaran charters.

Even though Guanacaste is a very famous and well developed area, there are still quite extensive regions of pristine and natural coastline, where there are pristine islets, coves and reefs which we visit.

Sailing Bahia Culebra – Guanacaste private charters

Sailing Bahia Culebra – Sailing Guanacaste

Bahia Culebra Bay is undoubtedly a unique and paradisiacal place on the North Pacific coast, in the province of Guanacaste.

It is a tropical fjord, surrounded on one side by land, and on the other by the Papagayo peninsula, which protects the gulf from the waves, resulting in calm waters where water sports such as kayaking, sailing, catamaran sailing, diving and snorkeling are performed daily.

There are several beaches located in the bay, one of the most beautiful being Playa Iguanita, which is protected as a wildlife refuge, and which has endless dry tropical vegetation as well as a beautiful mangrove swamp.

Bahia Culebra in Guanacaste, Costa Rica is a tropical fjord famed for its natural beauty, tranquil waters, and awe-inspiring wildlife. The bay is surrounded by lush hills teeming with tropical dry forests. It’s easy to see why it has become one of the most popular destinations for tourists from around the world.

The clear waters of Bahia Culebra are ideal for swimming and snorkeling. The abundance of sea life makes it a paradise for divers and fishermen alike. There are also plenty of reefs to explore, including the famous local Reef which offers some spectacular views and opportunities to observe sea turtles, manta rays, blue marlins, dolphins, and an array of vibrant fish species. Apart from its rich marine life, the bay is also home to various bird species such as pelicans and frigate birds that delight nature lovers.

On land Bahia Culebra boasts tropical dry forests along its beaches which provide delightful scenery during the day as well as serene ambience at night; perfect for stargazing or a romantic evening stroll along the beach. A number of hiking trails can be found nearby for those seeking more adventure; allowing travelers to discover hidden waterfalls or even spot a few monkeys among the trees!

For those who prefer sunbathing over sightseeing there are several picturesque beaches where you can relax on white sands or take a dip in warm waters.

Bahia Culebra truly has something for everyone; it’s no wonder it’s becoming one of Costa Rica’s most sought after holiday spots. Whether you’re looking for an action packed excursion filled with activities like kayaking and fishing or simply want to enjoy some peace and quiet by taking in all the stunning views this area has to offer – Bahia Culebra certainly won’t disappoint!

Sailing Planet Hollywood Papagayo

Sailing Planet Hollywood – Papagayo , Guanacaste Costa Rica

We are now also operating catamaran sailing trips for clients staying at the newly built Planet Hollywood Papagayo, inaugurated in 2018 and located on the beach in Papagayo Guanacaste.

Book a morning half day trip from 8 – 12 or the afternoon / evening sunset sailing tour. Like the rest of the trips, you will enjoy fantastic views, amazing snorkeling and the exploration of secluded coasts.

Sailing Planet Hollywood

Our full day private catamaran sailing tour from 10 to 6 PM includes a delicious BBQ lunch on a secluded beach.

The place where we pick clients up is located right on the beach. The company also offers great scuba diving, so if you are interested in diving, please request a quote for a 2 tank dive trip to Catalina Islands or the local dive sites.

Tours available from Planet Hollywood Papagayo:

4 HOUR morning sailing tour
4 HOUR sunset sailing tour
8 hour FULL DAY private sailing tour

All the tours include direct pickup from right on the beach at Planet Hollywood Papagayo, gear, guides, captain, and services included.

Included:

Snorkeling gear, drinks ( alcoholic beverages and liquors, beersm, sodas, juice, water ), snacks ( chips and dips, sandwiches, other snacks, fresh cut fruit ), free use of kayaks or paddle boards ( please inquire before !!!! )

The full day private tour also includes a full BBQ LUNCH on a secluded beach. Depending on the boat, it also includes Chicken Brochettes, Rice Salad, even Shrimps.

Morning catamaran sailing

The private half day morning charter leaves from the beach at Planet Hollywood at 8 30 am and returns by 12 O Clock. This 4 hour ocean experience will take you sailing west, towards a secluded beach located near the end of the Papagayo Peninsula.

The trip includes open bar, light foot items served onboard, snorkeling, fishing rods, paddle boards and a very pleasing and profesional crew.

Sunset private sailing

The 4 hour sunset charter is ideal for those who wish to see the colorful sunsets that happen in the area.

We will pick you up on the beach in front of Planet Hollywood at 2 pm and you will return by 6 pm, just in time before dark but with the opportunity to enjoy the magical sunsets typical of the Papagayo Peninsula.

The sunset charter includes open bar, food, items, snorkeling, apddle boards and visiting a secluded beach.

Full day private sailing charter

The full day private catamaran trip is right for you if you wish to share an entire day on the ocean with your friends, family or coworkers.

Leaving from the beach in front of the hotel at 10 am, it returns after the sunset, by 6 pm.

During the trip you have fishing rods, snorkeling, paddle boards and great music sound system included.

You will also visit a secluded beach, where the crew will prepare a delicious BBQ lunch served on the pristine sand, while you can continue enjoying snorkeling, bathing, swimming or paddle boarding.

Departures:

Daily departures. Please advise a few days in advance the latest. During the High Season advanced reservations are suggested ( not required )

Morning Departure:

8 – 12 Noon

Sunset Sailing:

2 – 6 PM

Full Day:

10 – 6 PM

Sailing Hilton Papagayo

Sailing Hilton Papagayo – Guanacaste Costa Rica

Sailing from the Hilton Papagayo Resort, in Bahia Culebra, Papagayo Peninsula, is an adventure of sea and nature not to be missed.

The Hilton Papagayo hotel is conveniently located on the shores of the calm waters of Bahia Culebra, a tropical fjord protected by the majestic Papagayo Peninsula, in the great Gulf of Papagayo.

Our private catamarans can pick you up directly from the beach in front of the hotel, as there is no big swell or difficulty in boarding the sailboat or catamaran.

Private charters from Hilton Papagayo

We offer the best private charters in different schedules, including:

Private tour 4 hours in the morning

The 4 hour morning tour departs at 8:30 am and returns at 12:30 noon. For those who prefer the morning weather, as well as fewer boats at sea, the morning tour is the ideal option.

Sunset 4 hour Sunset Charter

For those who love the colors of the sunset, and also those who like to wake up late, the sunset tour is ideal, departing at 2:00 pm and returning at sunset time. You will be able to see the orange, pink, purple and many other colors of the classic Guanacaste sunset, while enjoying a cocktail prepared by our crew.

Full Day Sailing Catamaran Tour

This 8 hour tour departs at 10 am and returns just at sunset, giving you the opportunity to appreciate the wonderful sky, so characteristic of Guanacaste.

All tours include:

– Snorkeling
-Paddle boarding
-Visit a beautiful desolate and pristine beach.
-Swimming in the sea
-Explore islets or reefs for snorkeling
-Open bar
-Light meals

Hilton Papagayo

Hilton Papagayo Costa Rica Resort & Spa All Inclusive is located in Papagayo, on the beachfront, close to Panama Beach and Bahia Hermosa Beach.

Nearby points of interest also include Playa del Coco Beach. Daniel Oduber International Airport is just a 35-minute drive away.

This hotel offers an ideal location in a tourist area near restaurants and bars. It has 200 rooms equipped with satellite TV, ironing service, private balcony, patio and air conditioning. All have ocean views.

The hotel restaurant serves international cuisine in addition to breakfast. Car rental, bicycle rental, currency exchange and dance lessons are available upon request. There is also a souvenir store and an ATM.
Leisure facilities include barbecue grills, a casino, a fitness center and a relaxation room.
For an additional fee you can use the WiFi connection only in public areas.

The spacious and elegant rooms are equipped with every comfort. You will find minibar, air conditioning, bathroom with shower and bathtub, coffee and tea maker, radio alarm clock, telephone and cable TV.

The hotel offers free parking. Internet access is available for a surcharge in the common areas.

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Transfers from Hotels and Beaches in Guanacaste

We can also offer round trip transportation options from hotels and beaches to the pier, in cae this is needed.

In most cases, where hotels are located on or near the beach, we can pick up clients directly in front of the hotel.

This makes the experience even better, as it makes the private tour take on the feel almost like a private sailing expedition in the waters of Guanacaste.

The hotels and beaches where we pick up clients directly in front of the hotel with our sailboat or catamaran include:

– Papagayo

This includes the Papagayo Peninsula and Culebra Bay.

( Four Seasons, Exlusive Resorts, rental villas, residences, Andaz Papagayo Resort, Hilton Papagayo, Secrets Papagayo, Planet Hollywood Papagayo, Occidental, El Mangroove, Playa Panama, Virador, Playa Blanca, Casa Conde del Mar and more )

– Playa Panama
– Playa Hermosa
– El Coco
– Ocotal
– Bahia Pez Vela
– Riu Palace
– Riu Guanacaste
– Flamingo
– Conchal
– Potrero

There are areas, where due to the beach conditions (waves, reefs) it is not possible to board directly from the hotel or the beach, we can offer round trip transportation from the hotel to the nearest dock, this assuming that the clients do not have transportation.
At most piers we have parking in case clients arrive with a rental car.

The docks and beaches where we cannot pick up directly include the following:

– Dreams Las Mareas

In the case of Dreams Las Mareas, clients need to get to El Coco, approximately 1.45 hours drive.

We can arrange transportation for clients, should they require it.

– Tamarindo
– JW Marriott
– Hacienda Pinilla
– Kasiiya

Guanacaste weather and climate – Sailing Guanacaste

Guanacaste weather forecast and cimate information

Guanacaste is known for being the province with the best weather and climate in Costa Rica, being dry and windy during most of the year.

This fantastic weather and climate means that from the month of December, including January, February, February, March, April and even half of May, there is very little rain, which most visitors to the region enjoy.

Guanacaste weather

From the end of May, the transition from the dry season to the rainy season begins, and it may be that during the afternoon hours, there is some rainfall.

As we move towards the month of July, the rains may increase, although in the same month of July there is again a mini dry season, which coincides with the vacations.

August and September, even though they are months that are part of the rainy season, are still months with excellent weather. REMEMBER: Even during the rainy season there is not rain every day, and if there is rain, it is brief showers or precipitation during the afternoon hours.

Climate and weather in Guanacaste

Weather forecasts in Guanacaste

In addition, the climate and weather forecasts are quite inaccurate, since the cloud cells with rain loads in Guanacaste are smaller, which means that it may rain in one area, but in another, very close, there is no rainfall and the climate and weather are fabulous.

The months of October and November usually have more rain than normal, but even so, it does not mean that there is rain every day, and anyway, the climate and weather is changing and the forecasts, as before, tend to be more and more inaccurate.

Weather forecast

Sailing in the rain

All our catamarans and sailboats have a large saloon inside, as well as bedrooms and bathrooms, which provide shelter in case it rains during the private tour.

Our captains of all moodoso will never set sail in case of a storm. Of course, all our catamarans are equipped with all the safety regulations such as life jackets, extra dinghy, radio and other communication systems.

It is very common that clients even enjoy the rain, as long as it is short, and since the temperature does not drop, it is a nice thing to do.

Our tours focus on making the most of nature, swimming, snorkeling and paddle boarding, as well as swimming in the sea.

So come on, the weather is sure to be fantastic when you come sailing with us.

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Parcell Villabuena

12:36 11 Feb 20

Excellent Sailing charter. From the beginning of approaching the company, the service was outstanding. We went through several options of sailboats and catamarans in order to find the perfect boat for our group, and the advice received was great. The tour was equally outstanding. The service from Luis was amazing, dedicated all the way. We also received some delicious menu items, beyond what was actually offered. Thanks for showing us the real Guanacaste.

Betsy Kimmel

18:51 02 Feb 20

Fantastic sunset sail with snorkeling with this company. Captain Fabian and first mate, Antonio were both so cool and so chill and catered to our every need. Best drinks and snacks too! Thank you guys!

Aventure Reisen

03:41 12 Nov 19

The best advice and the selection of boats is very profesional. I loved the fact that the company runs 4 catamarans, al of them great. The charter was perfect. Great sailing crew, excellent onboard service, food and the drinks and service in general fantastic. The snorkeling gear is first quality. Very good and a statement to the service of this country. We even got to see a sea turtle. Tartuga Lora.

Troy Demer

22:55 22 Oct 19

We booked the afternoon tour because we wanted to see the sunset. After 2 hours of sailing, BLAM, rain, not a heavy rain, but hey, you can't control the weather today. Even so, with everything and rain it was a very fun tour. And as planned, at the end of the tour, it stopped raining and we could see the wonderful colors of these incredible sunsets as we sailed towards the hotel.

Patricia Thomas

04:51 31 Aug 19

Perfect wedding venue. Playa Huevos. Special thanks to Luis, Michael, Randy and Papiio for your charisma, charm, service and service, you guys were great. The local fishermen from El Coco, thank you for the fresh lobserts and traveling far to make our "werd dream " come true. Still laughing about that.... The boat was impecable, timing as sharp and everything was just very well organized. Many thanks from Patsy and myself.

Teddy Gonzalez

12:30 11 Aug 19

Beyond expected. Yesterday was amaaaazing. I want to thank all the crew members, the captain, the food guy. D.U. is an impecable ship. We truly had one of the best experiences in Guanacaste because of you.

Corcovado Info

03:15 23 Jun 19

Pura Vida for the ride with the Pura Vida. Impecable boat, timing , perfect. A great adventure for our family. Snorkeling near Huevos Beach was greeeaaat !!! Thank you....

Douglas Alvarez

02:38 23 Jun 19

Great day trip, awesome food. The full day trip to Playa Guacascolito was just perfect. Food was superb, fresh fish. Loved the fact that it was really very secluded, we were not used to that but that was an experience beyond what we have ever had before. Just us, nature and service.

00:02 04 Feb 19

Great food, great staff, luxury and confort but still nature and beautiful lonely beaches as the main highlight. I loved this combination, confort and pampering service and ameniies with the feeling of adventure and expeditions. Superb Destinatio Unknown and Zafira and Puar Vida, best catamrans we have sailed with so far in Costa Rica.

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