Custom Made custom (2020) • Luxury Yacht • 46 ft • 30 pers • Bahía Culebra

Explore the Gulf of Papagayo aboard a private 46-foot catamaran designed for comfort, quality food, and relaxed time on the water. The boat accommodates up to 30 guests and features an air-conditioned interior saloon, bathrooms, a kitchen, Starlink internet, and a sound system. A full-day charter from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM. Departing from Marina Papagayo, cruise along Guanacaste’s scenic coastline and visit peaceful coves for swimming, snorkeling, paddleboarding, and relaxing on the floating mat. The itinerary can be adjusted according to sea conditions and your group’s preferences. Throughout the charter, the bilingual captain and crew serve water, soft drinks, national beer, wine, cocktails, tropical fruit, fresh fish ceviche, pita with hummus, chips, and guacamole. Lunch includes a choice of grilled chicken, beef, or the catch of the day. Vegan options are also available, including a lentil and portobello burger or pasta with sautéed vegetables. Between activities, guests can cool off inside the air-conditioned saloon, connect to Starlink internet, and enjoy music through the onboard sound system. This private catamaran is ideal for families, groups of friends, birthdays, celebrations, and special events. The Dinner on Board option offers a more intimate evening experience, combining a private meal with a sunset sail through the Gulf of Papagayo. What’s Included : Private 46-foot catamaran Bilingual captain and crew Water and soft drinks National beer, wine, and cocktails Tropical fruit Fresh fish ceviche Pita with hummus Chips and guacamole Lunch with chicken, beef, or catch of the day Vegan meal options Snorkeling equipment Stand-up paddleboards Floating mat Air-conditioned interior saloon Bathrooms and kitchen Starlink internet Sound system What’s Not Included : Crew gratuity Marina access fee Transportation to and from Marina Papagayo Optional transportation, available upon request Price Overview: $7000 ( upto 30 PAX ) Duration : 8 hours