Marine Stations – Marino Ballena National Park
A guided tour into Marino Ballena National Park, the first national park created in Costa Rica to protect the marine resources, offers an incredible opportunity to experience one of the world’s best destinations for viewing diverse marine life according to National Geographic. Marino Ballena National Park protects more than 13,000 acres of ocean and 9 miles of coastline. Comprised of mangrove forests, coral reefs, and untouched beaches, the national park is a paradise for travelers who want to view fragile wildlife while escaping the hustle and bustle of everyday life.
Live the experience of potentially sighting species such as Pacific spotted and bottlenose dolphins, as well as two species of sea turtles (Olive Ridley and Black Turtle). The park is also home to Ballena Island, a sanctuary for birds like white ibis and pelicans. This tour is not only an opportunity to appreciate and learn about marine species and birds but also to gain insight into the history and culture of this charming area.
Please note that while we cannot guarantee sightings of specific animals since this is nature, we pledge to do our best to provide an enriching experience.
Includes
- Entrance ticket to Marino Ballena National Park
- Certified Bilingual Guide (Spanish-English)
- Safety equipment
- First aid kit
- Snorkel Equipment
- Water, Fruit & Snack
- Risk and Insurance Policy
Price: $85
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Here is a revised description without mentioning whales or whale watching:
A guided tour into Marino Ballena National Park, the first national park created in Costa Rica to protect the marine resources, offers an incredible opportunity to experience one of the world’s best destinations for viewing diverse marine life according to National Geographic. Marino Ballena National Park protects more than 13,000 acres of ocean and 9 miles of coastline. Comprised of mangrove forests, coral reefs, and untouched beaches, the national park is a paradise for travelers who want to view fragile wildlife while escaping the hustle and bustle of everyday life.
Live the experience of potentially sighting species such as Pacific spotted and bottlenose dolphins, as well as two species of sea turtles (Olive Ridley and Black Turtle). The park is also home to Ballena Island, a sanctuary for birds like white ibis and pelicans. This tour is not only an opportunity to appreciate and learn about marine species and birds but also to gain insight into the history and culture of this charming area.
Please note that while we cannot guarantee sightings of specific animals since this is nature, we pledge to do our best to provide an enriching experience.
Includes
- Entrance ticket to Marino Ballena National Park
- Certified Bilingual Guide (Spanish-English)
- Safety equipment
- First aid kit
- Snorkel Equipment
- Water, Fruit & Snack
- Risk and Insurance Policy
Recommendations
- Bring sun cream
- Extra water
- Hat
- Sunglasses
- Sandals
- Comfortable clothes or bathing suit
Departure Time :
- 8:30 a.m.
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