About MOWANA SAILING
Tours at Sea
Tico-French family welcomes you aboard its MOWANA trimaran.
Our boat is a buccaneer 33 completely redesigned and renovated for sea trips.
You will navigate the waters of Costa Rica's Gold Coast to see the most beautiful beaches in the Pacific.
You can eat and enjoy the Pura vida to the rhythm of the waves.
Established in the province of Guanacaste for 30 years, the team has an unparalleled knowledge of the area and will be able to surprise you at every moment.
We will make every effort to ensure that this moment is unforgettable and remains in your memories.
The MOWANA SAILING Team
The Mowana Sailing team will welcome you with joy and good humor.
More than a team, it's a family that lives up to the "Pura vida" lifestyle and likes to share and exchange memories with people.
Jean-Luc: "Capi Janlu"
Owner / Captain
Laurent: "Lolo"
Owner / Manager
Lia: "Chucky"
Sailor
Lilou: "Chikita"
Sailor & Reservation
Our Captain Jean-Luc owner of MOWANA, has lived in Costa Rica and more precisely in the Tamarindo region for more than 30 years. His knowledge of the region and more particularly of the maritime areas is impressive and he will be happy to share it with you.
He is fluent in Spanish, English and French.
Co_owner Laurent, French cousin of Jean-Luc, who fell in love with Costa Rica on his first trip.
Provides management and handy work when he is on site with the team.
Youngest daughter of Jean-Luc, Lia is a Tica with a fearless character who knows what she wants. She will be at your disposal to answer all of your questions with all the joy and kindness that characterizes her.
Eldest daughter of Jean-Luc, Lilou is also Tica. Independent and ambitious. She always gives 200% in everything she does, calm and always caring, you can count on her to make your day à perfect one.
MOWANA SAILING and Ecology
Ecology is a vital factor for the balance of our planet, so we do everything we can to fight against pollution and global warming.
Eco-responsible, we favor sailing and our boat is powered with solar panels to meet all our electrical needs.
For food, we use small local producers.
