Costa Rica

Costa Rica Fishing Seasons Chart

There is no time like now to fish in Costa Rica. Even if Costa Rica has its top seasons for marlin, sailfish and tuna, the fishing is good on both the Pacific and Caribbean coasts year round. Come join us in the best fishing trip ever.

COSTA RICA GENERAL FISHING CHART

Species

JAN

FEB

MAR

APR

MAY

JUN

JUL

AUG

SEP

OCT

NOV

DEC

Pacific Blue Marlin

Black Marlin

Pacific Sailfish

Dorado

Snapper

Yellowfin Tuna

Roosterfish

Good-G

Very Good - GV

Excellent-EX

Costa Rica fishing

Costa Rica fishing: "Costa Rica is an angler's dream come true. The country's Pacific ports and beach resorts provide access to some the best deep sea fishing in the world, while the canals and rivers of the northern Atlantic coast feature world-class snook and tarpon fishing. Billfish are the country's biggest attractions, with abundant sailfish and marlin off the Pacific coast, but the fishermen also hook plenty of other feisty fighters, such as wahoo and roosterfish. Though deep sea fishing is the country's forte, there is also has great fresh water fishing in Lake Arenal and the larger rivers in the Northern Zone, where anglers can fight with the small but ornery guapote, a hump-backed fish also known as the rainbow bass. Giant marlin, sailfish beyond number; highjumping tarpon, record closs snook an a dozen or more hard hitting fresh water species.

Costa Rica Fishing Vacation Packages

Costa Rica Fishing

Costa Rica Fishing. Sport Fishing Charters in Costa Rica: "Costa Rica Fishing - experience the best blue water fishing you'll ever find. Costa Rica's Pacific and Caribbean coasts offer anglers the world's greatest deep sea sportfishing adventures. Catch marlin, sails, dorado, wahoo, tuna, roosterfish, tarpon and snook year round. We know the hottest areas for fishing in Costa Rica and the best time of year. We'll hook you up with the country's top fishing charter captains."

Road Bike Around Lake Arenal Road Bike around Lake Arenal - Arenal Costa Rica

Road Bike Around Lake Arenal Road Bike around Lake Arenal - Arenal Costa Rica: "The trip will begin with a trail across the Arenal Dam, traveling along the north side of the beautiful Arenal Lake. Guests will enjoy a relaxing ride through tropical forests where they'll have a chance to see monkeys and colorful birds. This biking trip will also allow you to experience Costa Rica's rural life at its best.

At the end of the trip, the group will stop for lunch at a typical restaurant. After lunch, you can enjoy a boat trip across the lake, indulging in the impressive views of the active volcano on your way back to your hotel.

Distance: 18 km to 35 km/11 to 22 miles
Altitude gain: 265 m/870 ft
Terrain: rolling hills, paved road with a few short sections of gravel
Difficulty: beginner-intermediate
Departure: 8 am from La Fortuna, returning between 2 and 3 pm
Includes: picnic stop and restaurant lunch
Optional boat trip across Lake Arenal at the end of the tour, add $20 per person"

Arenal and Guanacaste Multisport (8 days) Arenal and Guanacaste Multisport- 8 days - San Jose Costa Rica

Arenal and Guanacaste Multisport (8 days) Arenal and Guanacaste Multisport- 8 days - San Jose Costa Rica: "renal and Guanacaste Multisport (8 days)
Strap up for the most spectacular 8 day, action packed, multi-sport itinerary and visit some of the most gorgeous spots in Costa Rica on this adventurous excursion."

Costa Rica Horseback Riding

Horseback tours allow travelers to experience several spectacular places within the course of a few hours or a few days. Imagine riding through a misty rainforest before gearing up for a river rafting adventure, or perhaps crossing creeks and streams before soaking away the afternoon in geothermal hot springs. Horseback rides can take you to one place or ten, all the while making the journey one of the most memorable parts of the adventure. Inexperienced riders are welcomed, and tours can be arranged for both private individuals and larger groups. Although horseback riding is possible throughout most of the country, some of the better-known locations include Monteverde, Manuel Antonio, Arenal and Rincón de La Vieja"