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Dolphin Tours Costa Rica

Surf, Boats & Diving · Central Pacific · Water activities

Uvita boat operator with 20+ years of responsible sea tourism: whale and dolphin watching in Marino Ballena, Caño Island snorkeling days, Corcovado hiking trips and sport fishing.

Hours
Whale watching starts 8:30 am every day (arrive 15 minutes early); Caño Island and Corcovado days run about 7:00 am to mid-afternoon
Ratings
4.6 on Google (490)

Prices (as published)

Whales and dolphins watching, adult$95
Whales and dolphins watching, child 4-11$50
Caño Island snorkeling tour (8 h)from $160
Corcovado National Park hiking tour (8 h)from $160
Fishing tour full day (boat)from $1,300

Contact & directions

Secret spots nearby

  • Marino Ballena National Park (Uvita entrance)Park · about $6Costa Rica's whale-watching marine park: a long palm-backed beach, a sandbar shaped like a whale's tail and mountains behind, entered at the Uvita ranger station.
  • Playa UvitaBeach · about $6The long palm-lined main beach of Marino Ballena National Park at Uvita, with warm water, shade and mountain views; at low tide the sandbar to Punta Uvita appears.
  • Mercado Bahía Ballena (Uvita)Local shop · FreeA small market in Uvita with farm stalls for fruit and vegetables plus local craft vendors, handy for beach snacks.
  • Playa ColoniaBeach · about $6 · hidden gemThe quieter southern stretch of Marino Ballena's beach, backed by shade trees and a park station, less busy than the main Uvita entrance.
  • Whale's Tail (Punta Uvita)Nature spot · about $6In Marino Ballena National Park a sand-and-rock spit runs out to sea in the shape of a whale's tail.
  • Uvita Waterfall (Catarata Uvita)Waterfall · about $4A jungle waterfall just above Uvita town where the water has polished the rock into a natural slide that drops you into a cool swimming pool.

Sources: https://www.dolphintourcostarica.com/