Fishing Dreams Las Mareas

Costa Rica has only 0.034% of the world’s land mass and is home to more than 3.25% of the world’s fish. That’s a lot of fish for a small country!

Yes, you can take the fish to eat it later depending on the species.
There are some fish that are eaten and others that are returned to the sea to preserve the species.

The accepted payment methods are:

1. Cash —
2. Paypal  —
3. Credit card  —

Yes, you can travel with small children or babies.
It is advisable to carry motion sickness pills just in case.

The tip is not included in the amount of the charter.

The year can be divided into 3 main seasons:

• Dry season: from December to April it is dry. There is more tourism in coastal areas because the weather is special for outdoor activities and enjoying the beautiful beaches that Costa Rica has to offer.
• High season: December and New Year. Normally there are more tourists and the prices of the tourist areas increase in the same way.
• Rainy season: from May to November it is rainy. This is characterized by being sunny early and rainy in the afternoon and by being filled with green throughout the country. There is more tourism in wetlands because the climate is special for hiking and enjoying the beautiful tropical forests, flora, and fauna that Costa Rica has to offer.

This chart is a summary of the fishing for the most common types of fish in Guanacaste for each of the months of the year as well as the dry and rainy seasons:

Yes, you can cancel at no additional cost. This is a summary of our cancellation policy:

• We have a “No arrival at CR, no paying” policy at any time.
• 100% refund of the cost: if you cancel 3 days in advance the tour.

If you don’t buy the fishing license, the officials can stop the tour and send all of us back to the beach.

The fishing license is not always necessary but we recommend that you buy it at least one day before the tour. It all depends on whether or not officers are around and how lucky you are that day.

It is not our responsibility if the officials stop and cancel the tour due to the lack of fishing licenses of the passengers.
Captains and sailors have active fishing licenses.

Learn more about fishing licenses and their importance here.

Yes, it is necessary that you carry a document that identifies you.

You do not need to bring your original passport to the tour, a copy or photo of your passport on your cellphone works.

We provide all the necessary fishing equipment for the tour.
If you want to bring your own fishing equipment, you can do it without a problem.

If there is heavy rain on the day of the tour, the tour is maintained as it does not make the trip unsafe for everyone on board.

In this little tropical paradise, people are called Ticos, they use the “pura vida” for everything (hello, bye bye, thank you, everything is fine, etc.) and they are very friendly. This reason and the great diversity of flora, fauna, and natural resources make Costa Rica a place so acclaimed by tourists.

In 1948 Costa Rica abolished the army to dedicate these resources to education and the country’s health system with the phrase “I don’t want an army of soldiers but of educators.” This contributes to Costa Rica being a very calm and friendly place with visitors.

Having said this, you can easily walk and travel around the country without any problems. Just take the same precautions you would in any other country.

Yes, changes can be made to the reservation at no additional cost.
Changes to the reservation are subject to availability.

In case of unsafe conditions due to bad weather (tropical storm) on the day of the tour, we may cancel the tour:

• If you have availability, the tour can be postponed to another day when conditions are safe for all on board.
• If you do not have availability, a 100% refund of the tour is made.