Costa Rica
Luxury Yacht Charter

Costa Rica

Costa Rica Yacht Charter

Celebrated for its luscious rainforests, untouched beaches and rugged mountains, Costa Rica provides the perfect paradise getaway for any nature lover. With one-third of the country protected from development, this Central American country is simply teeming with stunning flora and fauna. Its national parks remain the country’s main pride and glory, and it is clear to see why. The dazzling variety of landscapes, from overflowing vibrant coral reefs and verdant jungle will enthral any visitor, while its rare and unique wildlife is sure to delight all. In addition, the Pacific coastline offers a mix of private reserves and active villages, with gorgeous beaches and bays ideally explored by water.

Costa Rica Charter Guide

Holding a star status for eco-tourism, Costa Rica is an unspoiled haven for travellers looking to experience something different. There is as much to experience by the coastline and further inland, providing everything from stunning beaches to dense forests, mountainous peaks, and waterfalls. From surfing along Golfito to the Isla Tortugas’ calming waters to the monkey-filled Playa Huevos, this destination will please the entire family. Offering a tropical climate, the weather is mostly dry most of the year, making it the perfect charter destination for the summer and holiday season.

Isla Tortugas

One of the most idyllic places in Costa Rica, this island is surrounded by white sand beaches dotted with swaying palm trees. Snorkel in the crystalline waters, filled with living coral reefs, tropical fish and dolphins or head ashore for a trek through the canopy forest.

Golfito

One of the most secluded regions in Costa Rica, Golfito is home to stunning, rugged landscapes. The ideal place for surfing, the onshore amenities are essential, but it is calm, warm waters which come to life at night as they’re filled with bioluminescence plankton make it worth the visit.

National Park Manuel Antonios

One of the most inaccessible places in the country, this stellar bay has a rich history. It is also home to the Corcovado National Park, which houses 13 ecosystems from mangrove swamps to lagoons and palm groves. It protects over 140 different mammal species and 400 bird species.

Drake Bay

Isla del Cano

A former burial ground site that dates back to the Pre-Columbian era, this island’s history is of great archaeological importance. It’s perfectly carved spheres shed some light to the country’s rich past. However, the real beauty of the island lies in its wide variety of marine flora and fauna.