Crocodile Bay Lodge - Trip Specifics

How To Get There
Most international flights arrive into Costa Rica via the capital city of San José. Depending on flight arrival time, most anglers overnight in San José and fly to the lodge the following morning. The lodge is accessed by both commercial and charter aircraft from San José into Puerto Jiménez.

Documents Required
A passport as proof of citizenship is required for entry into the Republic of Costa Rica. Passports should be valid for at least six months from your ticketed date of departure from Costa Rica (for onward travel). If your passport expires before then, please renew it immediately upon booking your trip.

Important notice for U.S. travelers to Costa Rica: A passport is required for entry into the country - a birth certificate and photo ID are no longer accepted.

Crocodile Bay Resort strictly adheres to "Catch & Release" practices in order to preserve the sportfishing industry. All billfish, such as marlin and sailfish, are protected by catch-&-release laws, and the crew will make every effort to safely and successfully release these species immediately after photos are taken. However, table fare, such as tuna, snapper, dorado (mahi mahi), wahoo, snook, etc., may be harvested. The mates will clean and filet the fish on board and put it on ice for you to take to the chef, who will prepare your catch to your liking.

Documents
	Frontiers Terms & Conditions