Isla Tortuga desde Jacó
Garabito, Costa Rica
Tortuga Island from Jacó Beach
Big Catamaran Cruise to Tortuga Island from Puntarenas
This catamaran cruise departs from Puntarenas, Costa Rica, and suits travelers seeking a full-day island experience with activities and entertainment on board.
Highlights
- Large catamaran accommodating up to 180 people
- Unique cruise experience with onboard music and entertainment
Description
Tortuga Island is located 12 nautical miles from Puntarenas in the Gulf of Nicoya. Also known as Tolinga by indigenous people, the island covers 120 hectares and is a protected forest. It has held the Ecological Blue Flag for over five years, awarded to beaches with pollution-free waters. The island’s turquoise waters are ideal for swimming.
Includes
- Ground transportation from hotels in Jaco
- Snack-style breakfast at the pier
- Specialized bilingual guides
- Maritime transportation
- Coffee and cookies in the morning on the boat
- Tropical fruits and fish ceviche served en route to the island
- Unlimited natural drinks throughout the tour
- Three soft drinks per person
- Unlimited rum punch
- Snorkeling and banana boat activities
- Lunch on the island
- Dessert and tropical fruits served on the return trip to Puntarenas
- DJ music and entertainment throughout the tour
- Beach chair in a private area reserved for the group
- Guaranteed five-hour stay on Isla Tortuga
- Beach volleyball during your stay
Excludes
- Alcoholic drinks (except unlimited rum punch included)
Important Information
- Provide full name at booking
- Specify pick-up location
Booking and Travel Tips
Cancellation is allowed up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund. Bring swimwear, sunscreen, and a hat for sun protection. The best time to visit is during the dry season for calm seas and optimal snorkeling conditions.
Frequently Asked Questions
It is a full-day catamaran cruise from Puntarenas, Costa Rica, to Tortuga Island, offering activities and onboard entertainment.
The cruise covers 12 nautical miles from Puntarenas to Tortuga Island in Costa Rica's Gulf of Nicoya.
The cruise accommodates up to 180 people and is suitable for travelers looking for an active day on the water in Costa Rica.
Activities typically include snorkeling, swimming, sunbathing, and enjoying live music and entertainment on the catamaran.
The catamaran cruise departs from Puntarenas, a coastal city in Costa Rica.
Food and beverages are usually available onboard, but check the operator’s website for specific offerings.
Yes, the cruise includes opportunities for swimming and snorkeling around Tortuga Island in Costa Rica.
Yes, Tortuga Island is a protected forest area covering 120 hectares and has held Costa Rica's Ecological Blue Flag for several years.
For the best weather and calm seas, check Costa Rica’s dry season and confirm availability on the cruise website.
Schedules and bookings are available online; check the specific cruise operator’s website for current hours and availability.
