Privacy Policy

This site lines up boat tours leaving from Tamarindo and the nearby beaches at Flamingo and Potrero: sunset sails with open bars, morning snorkel runs, and private catamaran charters. Comparing thirty-two options across three categories should not cost you your personal life. So the site collects very little. This page explains what information touches this site, why, and which outside parties appear only after you follow a link to reserve a seat.

What This Site Collects

Reading every comparison and tour description here requires nothing from you. There is no sign-up, no newsletter gate, no payment form. Technically, the hosting server logs a standard footprint: IP address, browser and device type, pages opened, time of each visit. Write in with a question about a specific sunset cruise and your email serves one purpose, answering you, then stays put.

What Gets Kept

Not a single colon or credit card passes through this site. The role here is comparison: gathering thirty-two tours, from a public sunset catamaran at $88 per person to a private Marlin del Rey charter, and sending you to the live booking page to complete the reservation. Payment, card details, and your confirmation all sit with that booking provider and fall under its own policy. When a booking goes through, this site earns a referral fee. It is paid by the provider, never added to what you pay.

How Cookies Work Here

Third-Party Services

Nothing is booked directly on these pages. Each tour write-up, whether a four-hour snorkel lunch cruise or a private charter out of Flamingo, links to the live booking page, and from that click onward the provider's privacy policy covers your details and your payment. This site never sees your card number or your reservation. Internally, a single analytics tool tracks which pages visitors read, purely to sharpen the comparisons. No information gathered here is sold, swapped, or passed to data brokers.

Your Choices

Curiosity about what a website knows of you is fair, especially before a vacation. Whatever this site holds, you can ask to see it, download a copy, or have it wiped. A single email starts the process and the answer comes without fuss. Visitors booking from the EU or the UK carry formal rights of access and correction. Everyone else gets the same treatment here too, no matter where they browse from.

Wondering how cookies work here, why one sunset sail sits above another, or how refunds are handled on a cruise? Ask. The site stays deliberately small: 32 Tamarindo tours compared across 3 categories, no booking records kept, and only the bare minimum of data collected to run the comparison. Payment itself never touches this site, since checkout lives on the partner booking page.