Overview

Discover the magic of a dream island located in the Gulf of Nicoya, Isla Tortuga (called Tolinga by the indigenous people); which is maintained as a protected forest and has enjoyed the Ecological Blue Flag for more than five years. This distinction is given to beaches in our country that have their waters free of contamination. Due to its geographical characteristic, its waters are turquoise in color and are optimal for swimming. INCLUDES UNLIMITED RUM PUNCH, BEACH CHAIR. SNORKEL AND BANANA BOAT

Tour Activities

Banana boat
Dj music
Snorkel
Volleyball
White sand beach: enjoy for 5 hours

Opening Time

Pick up time to Jacò: 5:30 am Drop Off: 6:30 p.m approximately

Additional Free Services

Transportation (Pick up point is indicated in the "opening hours" section)
Bilingual guides
Snack breakfast on the bus
Maritime transport by catamaran
Coffee and cookies on the boat
Tropical fruits (going and returning)
fish ceviche and sweet sandwich in the afternoon
UNLIMITED natural drinks
3 soft drinks
Lunch on the island
DJ music and animation
Chair for the beach (beach lounger)
Guaranteed 5 hours of stay on Isla Tortuga
Activity without extra charge: volleyball
Banana boat
Snorkeling
Rum Punch
Snacks
Juice
BreakFast

Additional Paid Services

Drinks
Open Bar options
Kayak
Paddle Board
Hiking
Beach umbrella
Liquors

Must Bring

Close Toe Shoes
Insect Repellent

Recommended to Bring

Towels
Sunscreen
Long Shirt
Swim Clothes
Cash
Driving Licence
Credit/Debit Card For GuarantyDeposit Of a Specific Activity
Comfortable walking shoes
Smartphone during the tour
Waterproof Camera Phone

Important Information

Lunch on the Island: Two salads (green and potato) Main Course: A fish fillet and a chicken fillet cooked on the grill with their respective sauces. gardener rice Sauteed vegetables. glass of wine and coffee **With the elaboration of this menu we think about your health and nutrition** **If you require a special menu due to a medical condition, please inform when booking**

Activity Requirements

90 minutes trip on board our catamaran "the great bay's princess"