Overview
Pochote is a small, isolated fishing village on the tip of the Nicoya Peninsula, often described as a ghost town by locals. Despite its remote location, the village offers world-class sport fishing and serves as a gateway to nearby islands and wildlife reserves.
Beach · Day Trips · Nature · Wildlife
Before you go
Activities
Book sport fishing guides and boat tours locally upon arrival. Tango Mar is mentioned as a well-run local operator.
Connectivity
Internet access is very limited. One internet cafe operates in the area for basic connectivity needs.
Money
Cash is essential in this remote village. Bring colones from a mainland ATM before visiting.
Transport
Reach Pochote by ferry from Puntarenas to Paquera, then taxi or boat. Local boat tours are the primary way to reach nearby islands.
Weather
Visit during dry season (December-April) for best conditions. August offers sea turtle hatching on Tortuga Island.
