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Caldera Port

Caldera Port is a port city located in Costa Rica on the Pacific Coast. The city is located in the province of Puntarenas, just south of the capital city of San Jose. It is a major port of entry for both cargo and passenger ships from all over the world.

Caldera Port is situated in a picturesque setting, with a stunning view of the nearby mountains, the ocean, and the nearby islands. The city is also home to some of the best beaches in the country, with a variety of activities and attractions to enjoy. From whale watching to snorkeling and fishing, there is something for everyone in Caldera Port.

The city was founded in 1602 by the Spanish, and was the first port in Costa Rica. It quickly became an important trading post and was a major hub for the Spanish colonial empire. During the 19th century, Caldera Port became an important port of call for ships travelling between South America and the United States.

Caldera Port has a long and fascinating history, with many important historical events taking place in the city. In 1821, the city was the site of a major battle between the Spanish and the Costa Rican forces, which resulted in the independence of Costa Rica. In 1856, the city was the site of a major naval battle between the United States and the Spanish, which resulted in the United States gaining control of the port.

Today, Caldera Port is a bustling city, with a variety of attractions and activities to enjoy. The port is also an important hub for international trade, with many cargo ships arriving and leaving the port on a daily basis. The city is also a popular tourist destination, with many visitors coming to experience the unique culture and stunning scenery of the city.

Excursion tips for a day in Caldera Port

As a tourist in Caldera Port in Costa Rica, there are many activities to enjoy on a day trip. Here are some of the top things to do:

1. Visit the nearby beaches: Playa Hermosa, Playa Blanca, and Playa Boca Barranca are all great spots for soaking up the sun and swimming in the Pacific Ocean.

2. Take a boat tour: Get up close to the stunning wildlife in the area with a boat tour of the nearby islands and waters.

3. Go fishing: Take a fishing charter and try your luck at catching some of the local species.

4. Explore the town: Take a stroll around the town and explore the local markets and restaurants.

5. Go on a nature walk: There are a number of trails around Caldera Port, perfect for a peaceful hike through the forest.

6. Visit the local hot springs: Relax in the natural hot springs and enjoy the therapeutic benefits of the mineral-rich waters.

7. Take a surfing lesson: Learn to surf in the warm waters of the Pacific Ocean with a professional instructor.

8. Go whale watching: Keep an eye out for the humpback whales that migrate through the area each year.

Experience Caldera Port with unforgettable activities by our partner GetYourGuide. The offer is also ideal as a special gift idea for family and friends who are planning to visit Caldera Port. Cancellations are possible up to 24h before the start of the activity (unless otherwise stated in the activity description), with a full refund of the booking price.

The climate in Caldera Port

Caldera Port in Costa Rica experiences a tropical climate year-round, with temperatures ranging from 24°C to 33°C. During the dry season (December to April), temperatures are slightly cooler and rainfall is minimal. The wet season (May to November) brings higher humidity, more rainfall and temperatures that can reach up to 34°C. The months of September and October are the wettest, with an average of 8-10 inches of rain. The climate is generally warm and humid throughout the year, with occasional showers and thunderstorms.

Cruise weather for Caldera Port

Our weather forecast for Caldera Port helps plan your stay according to the weather. For sunny days, pack light and breathable clothes, swimwear, and sunscreen. For winter weather, it's recommended to bring warm clothes, gloves, a hat, sturdy footwear, and a raincoat.

Date Icon Temperature Wind speed/gusts Cloudiness/Visibility Air humidity/pressure Sunrise/Sunset
Dec. 30th 2024 Dec. 30th 2024 max: 24.9 °C
min: 22.5 °C
9.4 m/s
10.1 m/s
99.8 %
16.5 m
91.9 %
1,012 hPa
05:55:12
17:28:23
Dec. 31st 2024 Dec. 31st 2024 max: 27.3 °C
min: 21.8 °C
10.4 m/s
10.1 m/s
84.5 %
21.9 m
81.1 %
1,010 hPa
05:55:37
17:28:56
Jan. 1st 2025 Jan. 1st 2025 max: 27.5 °C
min: 22.1 °C
12.6 m/s
10.4 m/s
63.2 %
23.7 m
80.3 %
1,011 hPa
05:56:01
17:29:28
Jan. 2nd 2025 Jan. 2nd 2025 max: 28.1 °C
min: 22.4 °C
11.2 m/s
10.4 m/s
87.0 %
23.3 m
77.0 %
1,011 hPa
05:56:25
17:30:00
Jan. 3rd 2025 Jan. 3rd 2025 max: 28.0 °C
min: 22 °C
11.2 m/s
10.4 m/s
97.0 %
24.1 m
74.8 %
1,012 hPa
05:56:47
17:30:33
Jan. 4th 2025 Jan. 4th 2025 max: 29.1 °C
min: 22.4 °C
10.4 m/s
16.9 m/s
54.9 %
24.1 m
74.2 %
1,012 hPa
05:57:10
17:31:05
Jan. 5th 2025 Jan. 5th 2025 max: 29.7 °C
min: 22.2 °C
9.4 m/s
13.0 m/s
73.3 %
24.1 m
73.0 %
1,012 hPa
05:57:31
17:31:37
Jan. 6th 2025 Jan. 6th 2025 max: 29.4 °C
min: 22.5 °C
11.2 m/s
10.8 m/s
60.6 %
24.1 m
75.1 %
1,011 hPa
05:57:51
17:32:09
Jan. 7th 2025 Jan. 7th 2025 max: 28.4 °C
min: 22.5 °C
10.1 m/s
7.2 m/s
69.2 %
22.6 m
75.2 %
1,011 hPa
05:58:11
17:32:41
Jan. 8th 2025 Jan. 8th 2025 max: 28.8 °C
min: 22.8 °C
10.8 m/s
9.0 m/s
83.0 %
24.1 m
78.5 %
1,011 hPa
05:58:30
17:33:13
Jan. 9th 2025 Jan. 9th 2025 max: 28.9 °C
min: 22.2 °C
20.2 m/s
42.5 m/s
61.4 %
24.1 m
71.2 %
1,011 hPa
05:58:48
17:33:45
Jan. 10th 2025 Jan. 10th 2025 max: 27.7 °C
min: 21.6 °C
20.9 m/s
40.3 m/s
44.5 %
24.1 m
68.5 %
1,012 hPa
05:59:05
17:34:16
Jan. 11th 2025 Jan. 11th 2025 max: 27.8 °C
min: 22.1 °C
23.0 m/s
45.8 m/s
80.5 %
24.1 m
71.9 %
1,013 hPa
05:59:21
17:34:47
Jan. 12th 2025 Jan. 12th 2025 max: 26.9 °C
min: 22 °C
33.8 m/s
53.3 m/s
84.0 %
24.1 m
64.6 %
1,012 hPa
05:59:36
17:35:18

Cruises to Caldera Port

Would you like to travel to Caldera Port on a cruise ship or would you just like to know when a certain ship will dock there? Here you will find an overview of the cruise ships that will be calling at the port of Caldera Port.

Scheduled ship calls in Caldera Port, Costa Rica
Date Ship Arrival Departure Details
Jan. 4th 2025 Saturday, 4th of Jan. 2025 Star Clipper 12:00 am 12:00 am
Jan. 11th 2025 Saturday, 11th of Jan. 2025 Star Clipper 12:00 am 12:00 am
Jan. 18th 2025 Saturday, 18th of Jan. 2025 Star Clipper 12:00 am 12:00 am
Jan. 25th 2025 Saturday, 25th of Jan. 2025 Star Clipper 12:00 am 12:00 am
Feb. 1st 2025 Saturday, 1st of Feb. 2025 Star Clipper 12:00 am 12:00 am
Feb. 8th 2025 Saturday, 8th of Feb. 2025 Star Clipper 12:00 am 12:00 am
Feb. 22nd 2025 Saturday, 22nd of Feb. 2025 Star Clipper 12:00 am 12:00 am
Mar. 1st 2025 Saturday, 1st of Mar. 2025 Norwegian Bliss 07:00 am 08:00 pm
Mar. 1st 2025 Saturday, 1st of Mar. 2025 Star Clipper 12:00 am 12:00 am
Mar. 8th 2025 Saturday, 8th of Mar. 2025 Star Clipper 12:00 am 12:00 am
Mar. 15th 2025 Saturday, 15th of Mar. 2025 Star Clipper 12:00 am 12:00 am
Apr. 5th 2025 Saturday, 5th of Apr. 2025 Norwegian Joy 07:00 am 08:00 pm
Apr. 10th 2025 Thursday, 10th of Apr. 2025 Norwegian Jade 07:00 am 05:00 pm
Dec. 20th 2025 Saturday, 20th of Dec. 2025 Star Clipper 12:00 am 12:00 am
Dec. 27th 2025 Saturday, 27th of Dec. 2025 Star Clipper 12:00 am 12:00 am
Mar. 18th 2026 Wednesday, 18th of Mar. 2026 Norwegian Jade 07:00 am 05:00 pm

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