Water and boat days
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Alex On The Beach Tours is a licensed local company in Playa Matapalo, Guanacaste, with private land tours that include air-conditioned transport, drinks, a bilingual guide, park entrance, and lunch.

Arenas Brasilito offers land and water tours from Brasilito and Playa Conchal in Guanacaste, from jet ski and ATV outings to zip-line, horseback, and Rincón de la Vieja volcano days.

BioTica ECO STORE is a natural goods shop in Playa Flamingo on Ruta Nacional Secundaria 180, offering organic products, health foods, and eco-friendly household items sourced from local producers.

Brasilito is a small fishing village in Guanacaste between Playa Flamingo and Playa Conchal, about an hour from Liberia Airport.

Brasilito Lodge sits beachfront 150 meters southeast of the town plaza, on the path toward Conchal Beach.

Brasilito Tours offers ATV, fishing, and nature adventures from Brasilito, with pick-up at Reserva Conchal, Playa Conchal, and Flamingo Marina.

Brindisi Group Sport Fishing is in Brasilito, a small beach village on Costa Rica's northern Pacific coast in Guanacaste.

Brothers Of Ale Brewing is a craft brewery and restaurant in Huacas, inland from Brasilito and Flamingo.

Caracola Pool & Beach Restaurant serves Guanacaste-style plates including los gallos with picadillo, grilled palmito, ripe-plantain empanadas, and creole salad near Playa Conchal.

Casa de Iluminación is a 5,000-square-foot, five-bedroom villa in Mar Vista above Brasilito and Playa Flamingo, completed in 2021.

Villa Zindagi is a five-bedroom entire-home rental in Reserva Conchal near Brasilito and Playa Conchal that sleeps up to 12.

ConchalFun is a Playa Conchal-based tour operator covering Guanacaste with beach-start ATV rides, guided jet ski trips past Brasilito and Flamingo, and a 46-foot catamaran sunset cruise.
A good coastal plan fits the group and the day. Compare water confidence, physical effort, ages, weather, travel time, equipment, and the experience everyone actually wants, not simply the closest activity on the map.
Check wind, rain, and waves; confirm the departure point, vessel, duration, group size, included equipment, food, shade, swimming expectations, and what happens when conditions change.
Ask about distance, elevation, surface, heat exposure, guide support, equipment, minimum ages, and the water guests need. Start early when sun and afternoon weather could shape the route.
Mix a beach, wellness session, meal, market, wildlife stop, or sunset viewpoint without overloading the schedule. Leave room for travel, parking, showers, changing weather, and the pace of the group.