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Playa Garza, Nosara

Real days on the water out of Playa Garza, photographed by the crew and our guests. Every photo was taken on a Sea Saw trip.

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Inshore Fishing

Shallow coastal water, dramatic rock formations and more than 90 GPS waypoints in 60 to 130 feet. Roosterfish, cubera snapper, yellowfin tuna and grouper.

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Offshore Fishing

Blue water 15 to 18 miles out, reached in about 30 minutes from Garza Bay. Pacific sailfish, blue marlin, mahi-mahi, wahoo and big yellowfin.

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Combo Tour

Two or three activities in one day from Playa Garza: fish, snorkel, explore. Half day of five hours or full day of eight.

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Wildlife Watching

Four hours toward the Ostional Wildlife Refuge. Spinner, spotted and bottlenose dolphins, sea turtles, manta rays and humpback whales in season.

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Snorkeling Pink Island Tour

Three hours, tide dependent. Snorkel around the island and walk out onto the sandbar.

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Catamaran Tours

Private charters for up to 28 guests, plus public morning and sunset departures from Pilo's Bar.

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Sunset Cruise

Two and a half hours on the water as the day ends. Music, cold drinks and a Pacific sunset.

What you might see

The Pacific off Guanacaste is rich in marine life, and every trip is different. These are the species our guests photograph most often.

Inshore: roosterfish, cubera snapper, yellowtail and mullet snapper, amberjack, jack crevalle, yellowfin and black tuna, grouper and mahi-mahi.

Offshore: Pacific sailfish, blue, black and striped marlin, wahoo, mahi-mahi and large yellowfin tuna.

Wildlife: spinner, spotted and bottlenose dolphins, sea turtles around the Ostional Wildlife Refuge, manta rays, and humpback whales in season.

On the reef: parrotfish, triggerfish, sardines and other reef species around Pink Island.

On film

Short films from real trips out of Playa Garza. Every tour also has its own clip on its page.

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From the archive

A few favourites from earlier seasons: the beach launch at Playa Garza, a manta ray in the air, and families who came back more than once.