Serious fishing, seriously good food. This 32 ft center console rigs you for roosterfish, snapper, tuna and dorado — then feeds you Witch’s Rock tuna poke bowls while the outriggers do their work. Half days hit the inshore structure hard;…
The only boat in Guanacaste where you can fight a tuna in the morning and listen to humpback whales sing in the afternoon — through an onboard hydrophone that drops beneath the surface. Fish the Flamingo grounds for sailfish, tuna…
Big-game fishing without the beating. The Seakeeper stabilizer on this 37 ft sportfisher kills the roll that ruins offshore days — so the crew stays fresh for the moment the reel screams. Chase marlin, yellowfin tuna and sailfish from a…
The gentleman’s fishing boat. A 40 ft flybridge yacht where the tackle is serious but so is the bar — cocktails included, even with lines in the water. Fish the ledges for tuna, dorado and sailfish, spot bait balls from…
When the bite is 40 miles out, the boat matters. The 50 ft Viking cruises at 23 knots — you’re on the grounds fighting marlin and yellowfin while slower boats are still burning fuel. Between fish: two air-conditioned staterooms, two…
Ask offshore anglers about Freeman and watch their eyes change. This 47 ft cat-hull is the flagship of the Flamingo fleet — fast enough to hit distant seamounts, smooth enough that everyone’s still smiling when the lines go in. Tournament-grade…
The prettiest boat in the marina. A genuine Hinckley picnic boat — varnished lines, timeless silhouette — turning heads from Los Sueños to Isla Tortuga. Choose your day: a morning cruise along the Herradura coast, a full Tortuga Island escape…
Forget the crowded party boat. This is a 31-foot centre console with twin 300-horsepower engines, tuna tubes, a live bait tank and a bathroom, and it fishes both offshore and inshore. Lines in the water shortly after seven. Offshore you…
The Central Pacific’s greatest hits, on your own 60 ft yacht. Board at Herradura Beach — five minutes from Los Sueños and Jacó — and choose your day. Make the classic run to Isla Tortuga for snorkeling and white sand,…
Manuel Antonio’s famous coastline was made to be seen from the water — rainforest tumbling into the Pacific, beaches with no footprints. See it from your own 53 ft yacht out of Quepos. Cruise beneath the national park’s green cliffs,…