Board Wasabi, a private 34-foot Ocean Master in Guanacaste, Costa Rica, for a tailored half- or full-day on the Pacific. Small groups, flexible itineraries, and strong chances to see dolphins, turtles, and seasonal whales make this an ideal private charter.
Board Wasabi, a private 34-foot Ocean Master in Guanacaste, Costa Rica, for a tailored half- or full-day on the Pacific. Small groups, flexible itineraries, and strong chances to see dolphins, turtles, and seasonal whales make this an ideal private charter.
Book with Special Places of Costa Rica
Verified experiences and guided adventures in the surrounding area.
Operated by Special Places of Costa Rica · Guanacaste Province
Wasabi is a private, 34-foot Ocean Master charter operating from Guanacaste Province, Costa Rica. On board, the sea opens like a route rather than a destination: mango-colored beaches recede, black volcanic headlands cut wind, and the Pacific horizon offers long runs of blue. Wasabi runs half-day (4-hour) and full-day (8-hour) charters for up to five people, making this a small-group option for families, couples, or anglers who want a personalized day on the water. Rates listed by the operator are $1200 for a half day and $1950 for a full day. The boat’s size and layout make it quick, responsive, and comfortable for short excursions or an extended trip chasing calm coves. Expect opportunities to scan for dolphins riding the bow, watch sea turtles surface nearshore, and drift over productive fishing grounds; the captain can tailor the itinerary to wildlife watching, swimming, snorkeling stops, or sportfishing depending on conditions and guest preference. Because the charter is private, it’s a flexible choice for photographers, anglers, and anyone who prefers a quiet day at sea without large crowds. Guanacaste’s coastline is defined by volcanic outcrops, broad beaches, and seasonal upwellings that concentrate marine life; humpback whales travel the Costa Rican Pacific in defined seasons, while dolphins remain a near-constant presence. Local crews know where bait congregates, which coves hold calm water, and when to time a sunset run for dramatic light. That local knowledge turns a standard boat rental into a curated marine experience that introduces the region’s ecology as much as its coastline. Practical details: the captain and operator information are not listed here; meeting points and included amenities should be confirmed at booking through the provided referral link. Wasabi’s capacity—five guests—keeps trips intimate, and the full-day option gives time to combine fishing with snorkeling and a beach stop. Bring reef-safe sunscreen, a light waterproof jacket against spray, and motion-sickness remedies if you’re prone to waves. For travelers based in or exploring Guanacaste Province, this charter is a high-impact way to add a private ocean day to a trip: boat speed meets flexibility, and the chance to see marine mammals, fish productive water, and simply feel the Pacific wind under a big open sky. Book the vessel through the FareHarbor link to confirm availability, itinerary options, and licenses or insurance. Standard safety briefings, life jackets for all ages, and basic first aid kits are usually provided; ask about rod and tackle if you plan to fish, or whether snorkel gear and wetsuits are available for rent. Bring reusable water, snacks or a picnic if you plan a full-day excursion, and leave plastic waste ashore. Small-group charters like Wasabi are ideal for celebrating milestones, learning to fish, or photographing wildlife without crowds.
easy.
4–8 hours.
Light: passengers should be able to climb a short ladder and move on an open deck; no special fitness required.
The charter accommodates up to five guests, which keeps trips intimate and flexible.
Half-day (4 hours) charters are listed at $1200 and full-day (8 hours) charters at $1950 according to the operator description.
The captain can usually tailor the itinerary for wildlife watching, snorkeling stops, or sportfishing; confirm gear availability at booking.
Standard safety briefings and life jackets for all ages are typically provided; confirm details with the operator prior to boarding.
Departure details and meeting points are not listed here; confirm the exact dock or marina through the FareHarbor booking link.
Yes—small private charters are well suited for celebrations, private photo shoots, or custom itineraries; discuss specifics with the operator when booking.
Guanacaste Province joined Costa Rica in 1824; the region’s maritime traditions remain central to local livelihoods.
Choose reef-safe sunscreen, pack out all trash, and follow crew guidance to minimize disturbance to marine wildlife.
Up to 5 People • 4 and 8 Hour Charters • All Ages!
Book with Special Places of Costa Rica