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Costa Rica Yacht Charter
Experience the Pura Vida lifestyle in one of the earth's biodiversity havens.
Costa Rica: Biodiversity, Active Adventures, and Pacific-to-Caribbean Exploration
Nestled between the Pacific Ocean and the Caribbean Sea, Costa Rica is a yachting paradise in Central America. With over 500,000 different species of animals and covering only 0.03% of the Earth's surface, Costa Rica is not only one of the 20 countries with the highest biodiversity in the world but also a unique luxury yacht charter destination that offers pristine beaches, thrilling activities, and amazing restaurants.
Home to various UNESCO World Heritage Sites, yacht charter guests can get the most out of Costa Rica by visiting those. One notable site is the Área de Conservación Guanacaste, located in the country's northwest region. This conservation area supports a variety of ecosystems and is home to over 230,000 species of flora and fauna.
Another is the Cocos Island National Park, found off the coast of Costa Rica. It is a great place to admire marine life and partake in swimming or diving. Next is the La Amistad National Park, another reservation with scenic mountains, foothills, and diverse wildlife. Lastly are the Stone Spheres found in Diquis Delta and Isla del Caño, distinctive for their perfect shape, size, density, and placement.
Costa Rica is home to many popular charter destinations, including Tortuguero, with its pristine beaches and exclusive wildlife. Puerto Viejo de Talamanca has stunning coasts perfect for surfing and snorkeling. Golfito gives access to the Corcovado National Park and is ideal for fishing. Tamarindo is a beach town known for its golden sands and admirable nightlife.
Besides its charter destinations, Costa Rica offers multiple attractions that elevate the yachting experience. Visiting Monteverde shows the beautiful lush green forest and a zip line that guests could ride on, giving fantastic views for birdwatching. Jaco is a town best known for its surfing activities and parties. Visitors could also visit the Pacuare River or Reventazon River and partake in water rafting, kayaking, and riverboarding. For those who prefer hiking, visiting Corcovado Mountain is perfect and is home to the Heitor da Silva Costa (Christ The Redeemer) statue. Tortuga Island has beautiful deep waters and an exotic atmosphere perfect for scuba diving.
With attractions and cities come beaches and coastlines, which offer more opportunities for guests to enjoy their experience in Costa Rica. Manuel Antonio Beach provides a variety of natural beauty and adventure for visitors to take pictures and leisurely enjoy their time. Playa Hermosa, meaning beautiful in Spanish, lives up to its name with its gray sand and is perched between two mountains. Those who prefer a more laid-back theme may visit Flamingo Beach, which has stunning views and luxury resorts.
Beyond the beauty of the beaches in Costa Rica, its cities also contain unique environments to suit a visitor's wants in their chartering journey. San Jose, the Capital of Costa Rica, hosts world-class museums, is a cultural hub, and serves as the economic center of Costa Rica. Alajuela, also known as the City of Mangoes, is the second largest city in Costa Rica. It is known for its agriculture, flowers, markets, and home of Poás Volcano. Cartago is a historical city known for being the first successful establishment in Costa Rica, filled with colonial architecture and home of the Basilica of Our Lady of the Angels.
From its lush agriculture, beautiful scenery, rich environment, and abundant wildlife, Costa Rica remains one of the best yachting places for visitors starting their chartering journey. Check out all the Luxury Yacht Charters available in Costa Rica and start your yachting journey today.
When?
Costa Rica boasts a tropical climate with dry and wet seasons, perfect for thriving wildlife, marine life, and plant life. Visiting Costa Rica is ideal during March and April when the climate is dry and humid.