
Most guests fly into San José, then take a short charter flight or ground transfer followed by a boat ride into Barra del Colorado. We provide full guidance on all travel arrangements.
The lodge is scheduled to reopen in January 2026 with upgraded facilities while preserving the classic charm anglers have loved for decades.
Light clothing, rain gear, polarized sunglasses, sunscreen, insect repellent, and personal medications are essential. We provide rods, reels, and tackle, but guests may bring their own gear.
Yes. We assist all guests with obtaining the required Costa Rican fishing permits. We are all-inclusive at the lodge, with packages that include food, drinks, and tackle, along with lodging, guided fishing, and round-trip transportation between San José and Barra del Colorado. Hotel accommodations for your first and last night in the country are also included.
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We offer air-conditioned rooms, hot showers, full dining services, and Starlink Wi-Fi. Our boats are 23-foot fiberglass boats powered by 90 HP Mercury motors.
Río Colorado is famous for tarpon and snook, with opportunities for other inshore and freshwater species depending on conditions.
Tarpon are present year-round, with peak action during transitional weather periods. We provide seasonal recommendations based on historical patterns.
Yes. Please notify us in advance, and our kitchen staff will prepare appropriate meals.
Yes. Wildlife viewing, boat tours, jungle walks, and relaxation opportunities make the lodge enjoyable even for non-anglers.
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