Boat Charters from Tamarindo

Where boats leave from

The operator we list sails from Tamarindo beach. Your operator tells you where to meet.

What you can do

• Shared morning and afternoon catamaran tours with a snorkel stop
• Sunset sails
• Private catamaran charters, half day or full day

Good to know

• Morning tour minimum: the operator we list says its morning open tour needs at least 15 people. If it doesn't fill, they contact you to reschedule.
• Wet landings: expect to step into shallow water. Wear sandals.
• Dry season and wind: the dry season runs roughly December to April, and strong trade winds blow mainly from December to March, according to the Guanacaste Conservation Area (ACG), which manages these waters.

Charters we list

Marlin del Rey

• Listed as: Operator
• Departs from: From the beach in Tamarindo, per the operator. The office is in Plaza Esmeralda, Tamarindo.
• Private or shared: Shared (open tours) and private charters
• Trip: Catamaran sailing with one swim and snorkel stop
• Length: Open tours: 4 hours, leaving 8:00 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. Private: 4 or 8 hours
• Boat: 65 ft sailing catamarans
• Included: Open bar, a meal on board and snorkel gear.
• Not included: Not listed. Ask.
• Price: See current price
• Cancellation: The operator's site lists a 24-hour cancellation window for open tours. Confirm the terms before you pay.
• How to book: Book direct with the operator. The operator says its morning open tour needs at least 15 people; if it doesn't reach that, they contact you to reschedule.
• Source: Marlin del Rey, checked 2026-10-19

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Lazy Lizard Sailing also includes transport from the Tamarindo area on its shared tours from Flamingo. See Flamingo & Potrero.

More about Tamarindo

See GuanacasteTour.com's tours from Tamarindo.

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