
December 31, 2018
November 30, 2018
October 31, 2018
September 30, 2018
September 15, 2018
August 31, 2018
August 15, 2018
July 31, 2018
July 15, 2018
June 30, 2018
«




Sailfish
Marlin
Mahi mahi
Tuna
Wahoo
Roosterfish
Snapper
Snook
Tarpon

CENTRAL PACIFIC: Los Suenos Costa Rica, Jaco Beach, Hermosa Beach, Quepos & Manuel Antonio Sportsfishing
NORTH PACIFIC: Flamingo Beach, Tamarindo, Samara, Conchal, Papagayo, & Carillo Sport fishing
SOUTH PACIFIC: Drake Bay, Crocodile Bay, Osa Penisula, Puerto Jimenez, Zancudo, & Golfito Sports Fishing
NORTH CARRIBEAN: Costa Rica Tarpon lodges, Barra Colorado, Rio Colorado, Tortugero and Rio Parisima fishing

Los Suenos Dec 2010
Los Suenos Nov 2010
Los Suenos Oct 2010
Los Suenos Sept 2010
Los Suenos Aug 2010
Los Suenos July2010
Los Suenos June2010
Los Suenos May 2010
Los Suenos Apr 2010
Los Suenos Mar 2010
Los Suenos Feb 2010
Los Suenos Jan 2010

Costa Rica Hotels and Villas
Costa Rica Condo Rentals
Costa Rica Vacation Homes

Costa Rica Fishing School
Costa Rica Fishing Vacation Packages

Offshore Fishing Package
Inshore & Bottom Fishing Package
Deep Sea and In Shore Fishing Packages

3 day Fishing Package
Tarpon & Snook Package
Costa Rica Discount Travel Packages

Costa Rica Surfing Vacation
Costa Rica Golf Vacation

Costa Rica Fishing Seasons & Species
Costa Rica World Record Fish
Costa Rica Real Estate
Costa Rica Links
LINK TO US
|
People
Ticos, as Costa Ricans are commonly known, are famous for being hospitable. They are a polite, well-educated and gregarious people, who are quick with a handshake and a smile. Some consider Costa Rica a "classless democracy."
There is considerable social mobility, and no race problem on the scale of the United States.
The majority (96%) of Costa Ricans are classified as White or Mestizo, Blacks make up 2%, Indians 1% and Chinese 1%. The majority of Costa Ricans (90%) are Roman Catholic. Costa Rica was one of the first countries in the world to have free public education and boast a literacy rate of 95%
Heritage and Culture
Costa Rican culture is in many ways a reflection of its racial diversity. The predominant influence has long been European, which is reflected in everything from the official language -- Spanish -- to the architecture of the country’s churches and other historic
buildings. The indigenous influence is less apparent, but can be found in everything from the tortillas that are served with a typical Costa Rican meal to the handmade ceramics sold at roadside stands. An important aspect of Costa Rica’s cultural heritage is the love of peace and democracy. Ticos like to point out that their nation is the exception in Latin America, where military dictatorships long dominated politics.
Costa Rica can boast of having more than one hundred years of democratic tradition, and almost half a century without an army. The army was abolished in 1948, and the money the country saves by not having a military is invested in improving the standard of living for Costa Ricans, which has fostered the social harmony that makes it such a pleasant country to visit.

CLICK HERE TO SEE THE ACROBAT VERSION OF THIS MAP
|
|
Jaco & Los Suenos Costa Rica Boats
Express 30 ft
Express 30 ft
Express 33 ft
Center Console 24 ft
Center Console 26 ft
Center Console 28 ft
Center Console 31 ft
Express 32 ft
Express 32 ft
Express 33 ft
Express 34 ft
Flybridge 35 ft
Express 35 ft
Express 35 ft
Flybridge 36 ft
Express 36 ft
Custom 38 ft
Custom 42 ft
Custom 42 ft
Custom 42 ft
Custom 42 ft
Custom 45 ft
Viking 46 ft
Viking 60 ft
Catamaran 50 ft
Convertible 52 ft
Convertible 54 ft
Puntarenas
Center Console 26 ft
Manuel Antonio & Quepos Boats
Center Console 26 ft
Custom 27 ft
Center Console 28 ft
Custom 31 ft
Flybridge 32 ft
Express 33 ft
Express 33 ft
Express 34 ft
Express 34 ft
Bertram 36 ft
Flybridge 42 ft
Convertible 42 ft
Luhrs 44 ft
Custom 45 ft
Convertible 46 ft
Tamarindo & Flamingo Boats (Riu Palace)
Express 27 ft
Express 27 ft
Center console 22 ft
Center Console 28 ft
Center console 29 ft
Flybridge 31 ft
Flybridge 35 ft
Express 31 ft
Flybridge 31 ft
Express 32 ft
Express 32 ft
Flybridge 35 ft
Express 36 ft
Express 36 ft
Express 37 ft
Express 38 ft
Express 38 ft
Convertible 42 ft
Convertible 44 ft
Convertible 58 ft
Convertible 50 ft
Playas del Coco Guanacaste
Center console 25 ft
Center console 28 ft
Center console 28 ft
Bertram 31 ft
Bertram 31 ft
Hatteras 52 ft
Papagayo Boats
Express 33 ft
Express 35 ft
Express 36 ft
Express 36 ft
Express 37 ft
Express 40 ft
Express 40 ft
Convertible 44 ft
Want your boat added? Contact Us.
Policies
Main Page
BIRD WATCHING:Basically everywhere but specific tours are available for the serious Bird lover.
BUNGEE JUMPING: Available at several places – lots of fun, a little scary.
CANOPY TOURS: Available all over Costa Rica. Everyone loves the Canopy Tours.
CASINO / NIGHTLIFE: Casinos and Nightlife are available in most of the popular towns
CROCODILE TOUR: Day Tour available in several places
ATV TOURS: Free pick up within Jaco and Herradura are

PARAGLIDING: Available in a few places…try it if you get a chance…a few moments of panic followed by the best ride of your life.
RIVER FISHING: Fly fish for Trout in the high mountain streams, fish the jungle rivers for giant Tarpon and Snook.
SHOPPING: Available everywhere, take home some souvenirs and coffee
SURF / BOOGIE BOARD: Available in the most popular towns, what the hell…give it a shot.

TURTLE WATCHING: Available only at certain times and certain places but for some the thrill of a lifetime.

VOLCANO TOUR: Available almost everywhere, good family trip.
WHITE WATER RAFTING: Scenic and serene beauty followed by wet and wild adrenalin rush.
WINDSURFING: Available at a few places, Lake Arenal is famous for its windsurfing

SPECIAL THANKS
Salt Water Sportsman
|