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Crocodile Bay Resort

Crocodile Bay Resort

Destination: Puerto Jimenez

At a Glance

    • Premiere sport fishing eco resort
    • A true luxury spa
    • All-inclusive tasty meals
    • Dozens of tours offered
    • Close to Puerto Jimenez town

Get 'hooked' to the Crocodile Bay Resort, a place where bill-fishing aspirations come true, with seas full of speeding sailfish, darting marlins, and glorious whales. No wonder why more than 40 International Game Fish Association World Records have been broken here. While almost everybody who stays here comes to experience world class fishing action on one of the 40 inshore and offshore boats, there is still enough to keep the entire family busy with an on-premise spa and dozens of activities nearby.

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Costa Rica's premiere sports fishing and eco-resort welcomes you with open arms. Head down the extended driveway leading up to the entrance of this 44-acre fisherman's paradise and stroll by their waterfall fountain and wooden crocodile statues. The real crocs are at a nearby lagoon, hence the name of the resort. Saunter into their air-conditioned lobby and find yourself being sung to during their warm check-in process, ensuring that you feel welcomed. This realistic customer-centric approach is the reason why so many have returned to this all-inclusive Puerto Jimenez gem during the last 15 years to book one of its 28 rooms or two houses.

Rooms

Take your big smile with you into your deluxe suite boasting an in-room Jacuzzi! All rooms feature an iron board, A/C, in-room outlets, water bottles, coffee maker, alarm clock, and a safe. Standard rooms, $399 for single occupancy (Dec.-April), have white tiled floors, two comfortable queen size beds, and its own patio space out front with a chair for relaxing.

Full List of Prices

Blue Season Rates (December 15-April 15)

  • Single Occupancy - $399

  • Double Occupancy - $299

  • Triple Occupancy - $249

  • Quadruple Occupency or more - $199

  • 3 Bedroom Village, 5 person minimum - $249

  • Kids aged 11-15 - $99

  • Kids aged 6-10 - $49

  • Kids under 6 – Free

  • Deluxe room upgrade (per room night) - $49

  • Suite room upgrade (per room night) - $99


Sports Fishing Charters (per day)

  • 24’ Boston Whaler Outrage charter, for 1-3 people - $895 

  • 33’ Strike Tower Boat charter, 1-3 people - $1,595

  • 33’ Strike Tower Boat charter, 4-5 people - $1,695

Guided Surf Fishing (per day)

  • Single angler - $249

  • 2 anglers - $399

  • 3 anglers - $449

  • 4 anglers - $499


Green Season Rates (April 16 – December 14)

  • Single Occupancy - $289

  • Double Occupancy - $189

  • Triple Occupancy - $165

  • Quadruple Occupancy or more - $149

  • Three Bedroom Village, five-person minimum - $159

  • Kids aged 11-15 - $79

  • Kids aged 6-10 - $39

  • Kids under 6 – Free

  • Deluxe room upgrade (per room night) - $39

  • Suite room upgrade (per room night) - $79

Sports Fishing Charters (per day)

  • 24’ Boston Whaler Outrage charter, for 1-3 people - $895 

  • 33’ Strike Tower Boat charter, 1-3 people - $1,595

  • 33’ Strike Tower Boat charter, 4-5 people - $1,695

Kayak Fishing (per day)

  • Single angler - $299

  • 2 anglers - $499

  • 3 anglers - $599

  • 4 anglers - $699

Food

As an all-inclusive resort, you will get to feast three times a day. Some popular breakfast choices are huevos rancheros, banana pancakes, whole wheat oatmeal with apples, huevos con pinto, and an all-you-can-eat American breakfast, with eggs, bacon, custom omelets, French toast, and more!

For lunch, chow down on an all-beef burger with a side of fries, a heart of palm salad with avocado, onions, sweet peppers and a tortilla cream soup, accompanied with avocado, tortilla chips, and fresh cheese, or a Caesar salad with grilled chicken, bacon, parmesan cheese and croutons.

Dinner offers various items such as grilled chicken breast with honey-mustard B.B.Q sauce, sushi and sashimi, or the fish filet of the day served with your choice of teriyaki, butter and garlic or spicy mango sauce. Followed by delicious deserts like vanilla ice cream with chocolate syrup, soft cheesecake with caramel syrup, or a German chocolate cake.

Meal Times

  • Breakfast: 5-8:30 a.m

  • Lunch: Noon-1:30 p.m.

  • Dinner: 6-8 p.m.

You can also have the fish you caught on your trip out to sea cooked by one of the chefs.


Services and amenities

  • 80-person conference center

  • Laundry service

  • Gift shop

  • Bar with TV’s

  • Game room offering pool and poker

  • Fuse Ball

  • Swimming pool

  • Jacuzzi

  • A menu of 30 adventure, eco, and cultural immersion tours led by their staff of expert guides to choose from

The Spa at Crocodile Bay Resort

Crocodile Bay's 5,000 square foot luxury spa offers over 20 massages and beauty treatments to choose. From the tiled showers to the large, elegant waiting lounge, this is one of the few places in the Osa Peninsula where "luxury" will mean what you are used to back home, if not exceed it. Take your time and melt into the spa’s comfortable furniture as they serve you chocolate and wine, making you feel like the royalty that you really are.

You can customize your spa packages with one of the highly trained masseuses and physical therapists. We went with a deep "sports massage" designed to alleviate aching muscles and a "chocolate massage" which is just as delicious to your senses as it sounds. Warm melted chocolate is massaged into your skin as you slowly drift into deeper states of relaxation.

Other options include hot stones, Swedish, tropical fruit body wraps, aloe vera masks, volcanic clay, coconut scrubs, and other creative offerings infused with natural elements that rejuvenate your skin and spirit equally.

Time

Open daily
10 a.m.-12 p.m.
1-7 p.m.

Appointments must be made at least 30 minutes in advance.

Conservation Efforts

The resort, in conjunction with The Costa Rican Fisheries Federation, FECOP, puts in an effort to teach conversation and the importance of the ocean's resources by educating the public, using circle hooks in their catch and release program, and combating the destructive practice of longlining. The fishing industry brings in an estimated $600 million a year, directly and indirectly, to Costa Rica, giving Crocodile Bay Resort a reason to take its conversation and educational efforts seriously.

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