Browse Costa Rica fishing boats by location, compare the type of fishing each boat offers, or tell us your dates and we’ll help match your group with the right charter.
The best boat depends on where you’re staying, how many people are fishing, what you want to catch and whether you prefer inshore or offshore fishing.
Use the boat finder below to browse boats by destination, or send us your trip information and we’ll help narrow down the strongest options.
Start with the style of fishing that best matches your group and target species.
Marlin, sailfish, yellowfin tuna, mahi-mahi and other blue-water gamefish.
Explore Offshore Fishing →Roosterfish, snapper, jacks and snook around rocky coastline and reefs.
Explore Inshore Fishing →Specialized multi-day trips for serious blue marlin anglers.
Explore FAD Fishing →We can help compare boat size, comfort and trip duration for your group.
Get a Recommendation →Select where you’ll be staying or fishing. The boats below update automatically.
A versatile Quepos charter for families and small groups wanting access to both offshore blue water and productive inshore fishing.
A classic Blackfin sportfisher offering a strong balance of comfort, performance and versatility for Guanacaste fishing.
A fast center console for couples, families and small groups wanting an agile fishing experience from Flamingo.
A larger sportfisher for guests who want more room, an air-conditioned cabin and comfortable offshore fishing from Marina Flamingo.
A comfortable Riviera sportfisher with twin diesels, enclosed cabin and serious offshore fishing equipment.
A serious South Pacific fishing platform operating from Golfito and Puerto Jiménez for offshore billfish or trophy inshore species.
Send us your hotel and fishing dates and we’ll help find the closest available charter.
Ask for Boat OptionsIf you already know where you’re staying, explore the fishing options closest to your hotel or vacation rental.
Exact inclusions vary by boat, but most professional Costa Rica fishing charters provide the essentials needed for your fishing day.
Experienced local fishing crew to run the boat, rig tackle and help throughout the trip.
Rods, reels, tackle, bait and species-appropriate fishing setups.
Most boats provide drinks, with snacks or lunch depending on trip length and charter.
Proper marine safety equipment and navigation electronics aboard professional charter boats.
Help comparing fishing locations, boat size and target species.
Transportation can often be arranged from hotels and vacation rentals when needed.
Prices depend on location, boat size, trip length, amenities and whether you’re fishing inshore or offshore.
Instead of choosing only by price, tell us your budget and group size. We can help compare boats that fit what you want to spend.
Get Charter OptionsMulti-day FAD and overnight fishing trips reach remote offshore grounds for anglers who want a dedicated marlin experience.
Our job is to make choosing a Costa Rica fishing charter simpler.
Recommendations based on destination, season and fishing style.
Compare different boat sizes instead of being limited to a single charter.
We consider group size, experience, target species and comfort requirements.
Decades of Costa Rica sportfishing history and destination knowledge.
Costa Rica offers fishing throughout the year, but the strongest season depends on your target species and region. Check the fishing calendar when planning your travel dates.
Start with your location, group size, fishing goals and budget. A couple targeting roosterfish has very different boat needs from a family wanting a comfortable offshore sailfish trip.
Choose offshore for marlin, sailfish, tuna and mahi-mahi. Choose inshore for roosterfish, snapper, jacks and shorter runs near the coastline.
Anglers need the appropriate Costa Rica fishing license. Your booking information can include guidance on obtaining it before the trip.
Yes. The key is choosing an appropriate boat and trip length. Tell us the ages and experience of your group so we can recommend suitable options.
Edible species such as tuna, mahi-mahi and some snapper may be kept within applicable regulations. Billfish such as sailfish and marlin are released.
Transportation can often be arranged from hotels and vacation rentals. Tell us where you’re staying when requesting your charter.
Tell us your travel dates, where you’re staying, number of anglers and what you’d like to catch. We’ll help narrow down the best charter options.
