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Snappers in Costa Rica
Snappers in Costa Rica Snappers are found in tropical and subtropical areas of every ocean. They belong to the family of perciform fish called Lutjanidae. Snappers are mainly salt water fish but they are also found in freshwater such in estuaries and river mouths. Besides being the trophy sporting fish, snappers also make a good meal. There are over 60 types of snappers and in Costa Rica, only three types are usually seen; red snapper, yellowtail snapper and grey snapper. They can reach over the size of 1 meter in length. Their weight usually differs from type to type. Snappers are also quite a popular aquarium fish but they grow rapidly to be kept for too long. Snappers in Costa Rica are present in Pacific Ocean, Caribbean Sea and freshwater estuaries. They are present throughout the year and no time is a bad time to catch them! On your tropical vacation to Costa Rica, challenge yourself to catch a snapper! Red Snappers Red Snappers have a red and pink in color with a white bottom. They feature a triangular bill and a sharp anal fin. They can weigh up to20 pounds. They inhabit the rock formations, wrecks and reefs...
Yellowfin Tuna
Yellowfin Tuna The yellowfin tuna (Thunnus albacares) is a type of marine tuna fish found in tropical and subtropical areas all over the world. Costa Rica is a tropical country famous for its pristine beaches, verdurous jungles and superb tourist destinations. One of the many things that make Costa Rica popular is its aquatic sports opportunities. Visitors have a chance to try out surfing to brave the challenging waves, scuba diving and snorkeling, sailing, kayaking and sportfishing. Costa Rica is a worldwide famous spot for sportfishing. There are hundreds of different species of game fish waiting to be caught. One of the trophy game fishes is a yellowfin tuna. Often called as ‘the ball of muscle’, yellowfin tuna is a strong fish which put up an amazing fight once it is hooked. The acrobatic jumps, runs and its constant striving can even make any professional fishermen give up! With its super fighting abilities and patience, yellowfin tuna provides a great challenge to anglers and fishermen. Once caught, it also makes quite a delicious meal! On your Costa Rican retreat, venture out to the sea and fish for yellowfin tuna! Description Yellowfin tuna is considered to be a large fish...
Dominical – A Surfer’s Paradise
Dominical – A Surfer’s Paradise Dominical is an ocean front town located in the province of Puntarenas in Costa Rica, south to Quepos. It is renowned for its huge, challenging waves that lure surfers from all over the world. The town used to be a small fishing village but in the last few years, it has become a popular tourist destination. Along with surfing, Dominical is noted for its stunning white sand beaches, scenic greenery on the backdrop, and various activities. The climate stays perfect throughout the year with nice sunny days and cool night. Vacationers, especially backpackers, prefer to sleep on the beach under the starry night cooled by the oceanic breeze. Still, there are many budget friendly to luxurious accommodations here. Dominical has various restaurants, diners, sodas and bars who serve all sorts of cuisines. On your tropical holiday, you should try the famous local seafood which is a part of every menu. Call it a surfer’s heaven, a nature lover’s sanctuary or a vacationer’s respite; in Dominical anyone can have a satisfying holiday experience. Activities in Dominical – Surfing, Kayaking, Sailing and Sportfishing Dominical has the most beautiful shoreline. For vacationers, the shores and beaches offer...
Sailing in Costa Rica
Sailing in Costa Rica Costa Rica is a gorgeous tropical country featuring verdurous jungles, waterfalls, imposing mountains, rivers, mangrove swamps, biological diversity and clusters of white sand beaches along the Pacific Ocean and Caribbean Sea. The country is a wonderland for nature enthusiasts and sport lovers. Thousands of tourists travel to Costa Rica every year – some visit for a taste of its aquatic sport opportunities such as surfing, sportfishing, snorkeling, and scuba diving while others simply want to enjoy the nature and scenic ambiance. One amazing way to experience the shores and oceanic wonders of Costa Rica is to go on a sailing venture. Sailing in Costa Rica is a fabulous experience. A Tropical Voyage Sailing in Costa Rica means embarking on a greatest adventure of your life. Cruise the warm, azure waters, and enjoy the sublime vistas around you. There are many charters and companies that offer sailing tours alone or with other sport activities. Some of the agencies even allow their clients to navigate the boat, use electronics and learn about sailing and seafaring. The tour companies present with all sizes of vessels that can carry medium to large sized groups of people. For a very...
Cocos Island Costa Rica
How many days you usually spend for an eco-adventure vacation? One week? One Month? In case you have ten days to spare and want to spend time with Mother Nature that is away from the noisy and buzzing tourist activity, then get ready to explore an offshore Pacific island paradise in Costa Rica called Cocos island. Note: Cocos isn’t a place for sportfishing, because it’s a national park, and a protected marine reserve. Here, the big fish we seek are able to mate and live more or less like they did before the oceans were filled with fishermen. We need more of these types of reserves to insure the seas aren’t depleted of gamefish. Why 10 days? Located 550 kilometers (340 miles) off the Pacific coast of mainland Costa Rica with no hotels or any form of accommodation on land, your only way to go and live in Cocos island is by signing up with a liveaboard cruise. Most of these liveaboard journeys are offered in a 10-day package. You will start by boarding your vessel in Puntarenas Port located in the southern coast of Costa Rica and embark on a 36-hour voyage out at sea en-route to Cocos...
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