Perla Surf and Fish
Surf, Fish and adventure to the Northern Osa. Stay at unique places, eat fresh tropical fare, be immersed in nature and take in the wonder of Corcovado.
seven Days / six Nights
After arriving at Juan Santamaria International, you’ll enjoy a seamless transfer to Manuel Antonio, where you will enjoy the Pura Vida vibe of Si Como No and the happening scene of Manuel Antonio.
Next morning enjoy a nice breakfast before a private transfer to Sierpe. Upon arrival in Sierpe at Jorge’s place you will enjoy a fresh seafood lunch followed by an afternoon fish on the Sierpe river.
Your trip continues via boat to Punta Marenco lodge. This is home base to surf and fish. The wave is a 10 minute walk from your villa to the beach. The boat is available all day so when it’s not prime surfing you will be able to fish and snorkel or dive.
After your days out on the Osa you will be taken again by private transfer to Si Como No or to the Hotel Xandari, depending on your departure time, for your last Pura Vida evening in this peaceful, beautiful place..
Rio Claro River Mouth is on the North West coast of the Osa Peninsula and only accessible by boat. The wave is known for great lefts on south swells.
- Best Swell Direction > S-W
- best wind direction> NE
- Best tides > all/Any
Trip Highlights
- Sunset Fishing
- Surf & Fish Fun
- Perla del Sur
- San Jose
Accommodations
- La Perla del Sur Private Room
- Marenco Ocean View Villa
- Hotel Xandari Ultra Villa
Included
- Boat Transfers
- Van Transfers
- Accommodations
- Activities
Activities
- Boating
- Fishing
- Surfing
Feel the nature!
The history of this epic Surf location
eight Days / seven Nights
Lore has it, Costa Rica’s “First” surfer Guilermo Miranda set out in the early 1970’s along the Pacific coast from Nicaragua to Panama in search of the “best” wave. Rio Claro was his choice. A beautiful river break on the Northern Osa Peninsula adjacent to Corcovado National Park and within a couple hours walking distance of Drake Bay. Here, at Punta Marenco he purchased 300 hectares of pristine primary rainforest and beach front land.
The land is now the Punta Marenco Biological Reserve, formerly known as the Marenco Biological Reserve. It is a protected area and National Wildlife Refuge, officially designated as Punta Río Claro National Wildlife Refuge. The reserve is known for its diverse flora and fauna, including various bird, mammal, and reptile species.
The Miranda family operates Punta Marenco Lodge. A small establishment with natural vibes and a rustic ambiance located in one of the most spectacular places on Earth.
Located within the property’s boundaries is the mouth of the Rio Claro. This river begins near the town of Los Planes and is additionally fed from the many tributaries of the Osa Peninsula rainforest.
Where this beautiful river meets the Pacific Ocean, a touch south of Marenco is one of Costa Rica’s best spots to surf and a must-do experience.
