Yachts with Water Toys in Playa del Coco

Charter 3 luxury yachts in Playa del Coco with water toys. Curated ERentals roster, on-water inspected. Direct booking.

Charter 3 luxury yachts in Playa del Coco, Costa Rica with water toys.

We list 3 yachts with water toys in Playa del Coco, Costa Rica, including Pajot 45, Azimut 80 and Mia 50. They run from 3 to 4 cabins. Between them they host 16 to 42 guests, so a couple and a full party both have somewhere to land. Nightly rates open at $3,550. Every yacht is visited or vetted before it reaches this page, and a concierge handles the booking end to end.

Who Fits On What

Pajot 45 takes 42 guests across 4 cabins. Mia 50 takes 20 guests across 3 cabins. Azimut 80 takes 16 guests across 4 cabins. Day-charter capacity and overnight capacity are different numbers on most boats, so tell us which one you are planning and we will confirm against the vessel's own certificate rather than the brochure.

About Playa del Coco

Costa Rica's Gulf of Papagayo offers yacht experiences unlike anywhere in the Caribbean or Mediterranean. Here, you cruise waters where humpback whales breach offshore, dolphins race your bow, and sea turtles surface in anchorages. The coastline remains wild, tropical forests cascade to pristine beaches accessible only by water. Playa del Coco serves as the gateway to this marine paradise, with yacht charters ranging from day trips to multi-day coastal explorations.

Bat Islands (Islas Murciélagos)

Remote islands known for bull shark diving (advanced only) and pristine reef systems. The frontier of Costa Rica yacht exploration.

Playa del Coco

The main marina town and launch point for yacht charters. Fishing village atmosphere, waterfront restaurants, and all practical services. Where the adventure begins.

Best Time to Visit Playa del Coco

December through April is dry season with calm seas, blue skies, and whale watching. May through November (green season) brings afternoon showers but also lush landscapes, fewer visitors, and larger fish for anglers.

Do I need diving certification?

For snorkeling, no. For diving at sites like Catalina Islands or Bat Islands, certification is required. Some charters include PADI-certified dive masters.

What about fishing charters?

Costa Rica offers world-class sport fishing. Dedicated fishing charters target marlin, sailfish, dorado, and tuna. Equipment and licenses included.