From Uvita · Costa Rica
Discover Vibrant Reefs & Marine Life on a Guided Snorkeling Tour
Join our small‑group snorkel cruise from Uvita to Caño Island Biological Reserve and explore one of Costa Rica’s best underwater ecosystems.
Departing from Uvita, this 6‑hour tour brings you to the protected waters of Caño Island Biological Reserve. Accompanied by our marine‑biologist guide, you’ll snorkel over thriving coral gardens, spot parrotfish, rays and sea turtles, and learn about local conservation efforts. Perfect for families, underwater photographers and eco‑enthusiasts.
Bilingual marine‑biologist naturalist guide
Round‑trip boat transfer from Uvita
Premium snorkeling gear (mask, snorkel, fins)
Light lunch & fresh fruit snack
Bottled water and hot drinks
Embark on OsaTravels’ signature Caño Island Snorkeling Adventure and immerse yourself in one of the Pacific’s most pristine marine reserves. After a scenic boat ride, you’ll don top‑quality snorkel equipment and glide above vibrant coral formations teeming with tropical fish, moray eels and graceful manta rays. Our expert guide will point out endemic species, explain coral ecology and highlight efforts to protect this fragile habitat. Between swims, relax on a secluded beach with a fresh, homemade lunch and enjoy panoramic island views. This guided eco‑tour combines adventure, education and sustainable practices for an unforgettable marine experience.
Wear biodegradable reef‑safe sunscreen
Bring a waterproof camera or GoPro
Pack a light towel and change of clothes
Sunglasses and a hat for the boat ride
Motion‑sickness remedy if prone
Click "Book Now" and pay online by card through our secure booking system; you get instant confirmation by email. You can also write to us on WhatsApp at +506 8954-9111.
From Uvita, Bahía Ballena, on the South Pacific coast of Costa Rica. The exact meeting point and time come with your confirmation.
Most tours welcome families. Tell us the ages when booking and we will recommend the best option.
Reef-safe sunscreen, hat, sunglasses, towel, a change of clothes, a waterproof camera and motion-sickness medicine if you are prone to seasickness.
Check "What's included" on each tour. Most day tours include park fees, a bilingual guide, boat transfer, water and lunch or fruit.
