The Sylvia Earle cruise ship arrived in Puntarenas, Costa Rica, welcoming 74 tourists from 12 countries who arrived by air for a four-day adventure exploring the Pacific Coast. The Costa Rican Tourism Institute characterized these tourists as having high purchasing power, coming from countries such as the U.S., Argentina, Canada, Italy, England, Ireland, New Zealand, Peru, South Africa, Germany, Mexico, and Spain.
Expedition Focused on Wildlife Observation and Onboard Activities
The expedition aims to explore unique natural settings on modern boats equipped for wildlife observation. In addition to wildlife watching, passengers can also participate in various onboard activities throughout the journey.
Paying Tribute to Oceanographer Sylvia Earle
The Sylvia Earle cruise ship is named after renowned oceanographer, explorer, and conservationist Sylvia Earle, who was a pioneer in deep-sea exploration and a specialist in ocean conservation.
Upcoming Cruise Ship Arrivals and Growth in Cruise Tourism
Soon to arrive in Costa Rica are the MS Roald Amundsen, carrying 141 passengers, and the Borealis, with 822 passengers. Between November and February, 217 cruise ships arrived in the country, marking a 189% increase compared to the previous period when only 75 ships arrived.
