On the water
Punta Uva Kayaking
Glide along a calm jungle river, scan the branches for sloths, then climb to a viewpoint over the Southern Caribbean.
On the water
Dolphin Watching in Manzanillo
Leave Manzanillo, where the coast road south of Puerto Viejo de Talamanca, Limón, comes to an end, and follow the shoreline toward Punta Mona before turning out to open ocean. This four-hour boat trip is about looking for dolphins in their natural habitat, then slowing down on one of the most remote beaches on the coast.
- Duration
- 4 h
- Price
- US$95
Prices as listed in our current tour book, in US dollars. Our team confirms the final price (per person or per group, and taxes) when you request.
Out on open water, the coast becomes a green line behind you and the search begins: scanning the surface, waiting, watching for the first fin. These are wild dolphins, so no sighting can be promised, but the Caribbean scenery is spectacular either way.
To finish, the boat stops at Punta Mona Beach, in the Gandoca-Manzanillo Wildlife Refuge, with time to relax, swim and enjoy the calm of a place few people reach. Fresh tropical fruit and natural coconut water are included, along with life jackets and insurance.
Highlights
- Boat along the coast from Manzanillo toward Punta Mona
- Open-ocean search for wild dolphins
- Time to swim and relax at Punta Mona Beach
- Fresh tropical fruit and natural coconut water
What’s included
- Round-trip boat transportation
- Fresh tropical fruit and natural coconut water
- Insurance
- Life jacket
Good to know
- The boat leaves from Manzanillo, about 12 km by road from Conga.
- Dolphins are wild animals, so sightings cannot be guaranteed.
Our team confirms pick-up, timing and details when you request.