Catalina Island, Costa Rica

The Catalina Islands are a formation of volcanic pinnacles in the Costa Rican North Pacific Ocean, they are located 6 miles to the west of Flamingo.

Thanks to the large continental shelf on the Pacific coast and changing currents that provide nutrients, these islands are considered a highly biodiverse point in the ecosystem. Conditions are variable during the year with in-water temperature dipping as low as 55ºF (13ºC) and reaching 86ºF (30ºC) depending on the season.

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Catalinas Islands in Costa Rica offer breathtaking volcanic landscapes, giant manta rays, and unforgettable snorkeling and diving experiences. Discover the wonders of this stunning destination and start planning your next adventure today 🌊🐠!

FAQ about Catalina Island, Costa Rica

How can I get to Catalinas Islands?

The Catalinas Islands are a 40-minute boat ride from Playa Flamingo.

What temperature is the water at?

The Pacific Ocean is very unpredictable so conditions vary a lot from one season to another and even from one day to the next. To try to give you a more accurate answer we have created a section on our website where we detail the conditions of the last few days.

See water conditions.