Snorkeling: National Park

Expert Guides

Discover the underwater world of Cahuita National Park on a snorkeling trip accompanied by local fishermen from Cahuita such as Jean Carlos or Jou. Passionate about the sea and with their expert knowledge of the park’s waters, they will guide you on an authentic and enriching exploration of the coral reefs and marine flora and fauna.

Location: Cahuita

Meeting point: Cahuita port.

Colibri tip

You can combine this snorkeling trip with a guided tour of the national park! Ask to be dropped off at the tip of the national park after your snorkeling trip to continue your exploration on land.

To be confirmed depending on sea conditions.

Rate: 41$/p

Includes a guided snorkeling trip with an experienced local fisherman, his expertise of the marine environment, and the necessary snorkeling equipment to fully enjoy the experience.

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What to bring

  • Long-sleeved T-shirt, Lycra

  • Bermuda shorts or long shorts to protect thighs and buttocks

  • NO sunscreen (prohibited to protect coral reefs – wear protective clothing instead)

  • Water bottle

  • Camera or cell phone

  • Change of clothes

  • Sandals

  • Swimsuit

  • Beach towel

SNORKELING Guided tour with Jean Carlos or Jou (2 hours)

The activity includes two immersion sessions: one dedicated to observing fish and marine wildlife, and the other focused on corals and reef formations.

Dive to discover exceptional marine fauna and flora while snorkeling – Cahuita

Cahuita National Park is home to one of the richest coral reefs on Costa Rica’s Caribbean coast. During this guided snorkeling excursion, you will explore a protected coral reef with areas reserved for underwater observation. You will encounter a wide variety of tropical fish and well-developed coral structures such as brain corals, elkhorn corals, and sea fans. Marine life includes French angelfish, queen angelfish, sergeant majors, sea cucumbers, lobsters, and with a bit of luck, sea turtles. The experience includes two snorkeling sessions: one focused on observing fish and marine life, and the second dedicated to corals and reef formations.