Sport Fishing in Drake Bay

Fishing off the Osa Peninsula is brilliant – a truly amazing experience you will never forget. We have been fishing these waters for more than 25 years, and our captains know their job. We are passionate about this sport and even more passionate about making sure you have an exceptional fishing experience with us!

Full day offshore

On our full-day offshore charters you will chase the runs of big Blue and Black Marlin, as well as Sailfish, 20 to 40 miles out. On the way, we look for the huge schools of spinner dolphins to find the big Yellowfin Tuna and Dorado (Mahi-Mahi).

Inshore fishing

Our half-day and full-day inshore charters stay closer to the coast, where you can troll around Caño Island for Wahoo, or jig on the rock mounts for Cubera Snapper, Amberjack and Grouper. There are also half-day charters for inshore trolling, casting surface plugs or live bait for Roosterfish, Sierra (Spanish Mackerel) and Snapper.

Half day (4–5 hours): $650 per boat · Full day (8–9 hours): up to $1,200 per boat, depending on boat size and destination

Departure at the time of your choice; we recommend 6:30 am from our main beach. The maximum number of people depends on the boat size.

Snorkeling Day Tour at Caño Island

Go snorkeling at one of the best spots in Costa Rica: Caño Island, with coral reefs, sea turtles, manta rays and an abundance of tropical fish.

The island has about 300 hectares of land and 5,800 hectares of protected sea. Its reefs are home to sea turtles, sharks, dolphins, manta rays and plenty of tropical fish: a paradise for snorkelers.

On the way we usually stop to watch dolphins, turtles and seabirds. Keep in mind that currents and wind can change visibility and weather quickly, especially in the rainy season.

We take care of every guest’s dietary needs, including gluten-free, vegetarian and vegan options.

What to bring

Sunscreen, water, sandals, swimsuit, sunglasses, a hat or cap and a towel. We recommend a long-sleeve shirt for snorkeling to avoid sunburn.