• Parque Nacional Marino Ballena - At Parque Nacional Marino Ballena, visitors can embark on a boat tour with a private guide to explore the breathtaking Pacific waters along Costa Rica’s southern coast. This whale watching excursion offers the chance to spot humpback whales, dolphins, and sea turtles in their natural environment while gaining insights into local marine conservation efforts. The tour also includes a visit to the renowned Whale’s Tail sandbar, providing an opportunity to appreciate the stunning coastal views and crystal-clear waters that make this park a must-visit destination in Costa Rica.
• Tarcoles Bridge - At Tárcoles River Bridge, travelers can pause for a brief visit to observe the large American crocodiles that gather along the riverbanks below. From the bridge, there is a clear and safe vantage point to view these remarkable reptiles in their natural setting, often reaching lengths of up to 5 meters (16 feet). This offers a unique wildlife experience and an excellent photo opportunity during a journey along Costa Rica’s Pacific coast.

• Private transportation
• Professional photos and drone videos
• Entrance fees to Marino Ballena National Park
• Lunch
• Bottled water and fresh fruit snack during the tour
• Breakfast
• Stop at Tárcoles River Bridge to view crocodiles
• Visit to Whale’s Tail sandbar (weather permitting)
• Guided 4-hour whale watching boat tour in Uvita

This exclusive private whale watching tour offers a luxurious exploration of Costa Rica’s Pacific coast, providing comfort and personalized service while directly benefiting local businesses in Uvita. Participants will have the opportunity to observe humpback whales, dolphins, and sea turtles in their natural environment, gaining insights into these magnificent creatures as they flourish in the warm Pacific waters.

When the tide permits, the tour includes a visit to the renowned Whale’s Tail sandbar, a natural formation accessible only when the ocean unveils it, creating a unique highlight for your journey. The whale watching season in Costa Rica generally spans from July to October, with September being the peak time for sightings. For those seeking an exclusive and impactful way to experience Costa Rica’s marine life while supporting the local community, this tour is perfectly tailored for you.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.