From horseback riding to surfing, our team of experts will help guide your choice of activities. rental or hotel room. Enjoy surrounded by the beach, forest and nature, you’ll be having an unforgettable holiday no matter where you stay in Las Catalinas.

Snorkelling
Enjoy the beauty of Las Catalinas underwater!
Some of the finest snorkelling in Costa Rica can be found right here in Las Catalinas. The best spots are wherever you see rocks: the far side of Playa Dantita, the reef in between Danta and Dantita, along the shore of Punta Penca, and at the Islotes Pitahayas (small islands) just offshore. You’ll find lots of reef fish, big spotted eagle rays, sea turtles, coral, and interesting underwater topography.

Kayaking
Stay active while enjoying the beautiful natural surroundings of Las Catalinas on a guided tour.
Kayaking in Costa Rica is a great way to get onto the ocean and experience the wildlife and natural beauty of the cove off of Playa Danta. Clear, warm water and gentle wave conditions make this an excellent activity accessible for all. Explore around the Pitahayas Island, Dantita Beach, and the secluded beaches up north.

Stand Up Paddle-Boarding or Surfing Lessons
Discover the area taking out a paddle board along the coast.
Sheltered from the wind and with access to near-shore islands and a gentle surf, the bay beyond Playa Danta is perfect for a paddle outing.
Your surfing lesson starts with choosing the right board and learning basic safety. Then you’ll practice navigating out into the break zone, timing waves, popping up, and finally balancing on the wave and riding it yourself.

MTB Riding
Mountain biking is a very popular sport here in Costa Rica. Over 22 kilometres of world-class, single-track trails with shifting views of the coast make Las Catalinas a destination for mountain biking enthusiasts from around the globe. Deep in the shade of this quiet valleys, like a scene straight out of the film Jurassic Park, you can marvel at the flora and fauna around you. Likely wildlife sightings include monkeys, coatis (relatives of the raccoon), deer, peccaries (wild hogs), and a variety of exotic birds.

Mangrove Explorer
Las Baulas National Marine Park has two mangrove estuaries, including Estero de Tamarindo, the biggest mangrove estuary in Latin America.
Take a small boat upstream into the mangroves and canals of Las Baulas National Marine Park. Mangrove forests are some of the most important coastal ecosystems. Among other roles, they serve as natural nurseries and protected areas for marine life, birds, monkeys, crocodiles, and other creatures. The trip lasts approximately 3 hours. The time of departure depends on the tide.

Horseback Riding
Explore the beauty of Guanacaste from horseback. Ride along one of our local beaches for a once in a lifetime experience for you and your family!