About us
Your local crew in Tamarindo.
Our mission
Go further than the beach bar.
Tamarindo is small, and a lot of the good stuff sits just past the edge of town. Sunset spots, the next surf break down the coast, the back roads of Guanacaste. With your own wheels you get there on your schedule, and you leave when the light is gone, not when the tour bus does.
Renting one should be the easy part. Ask us where to eat tonight, which beach to try tomorrow, or whether the Navi can handle that road you found on the map. A person answers, not a script. Ohana means family, and that's how we want it to feel from the day you land.
The fleet
Two wheels or four.
The Honda Navi is a 109cc automatic. No gears, a low seat, light enough for a first-timer, and it runs past 100 miles to the gallon. Clip on a surf rack and the board comes too.
Our golf carts are electric, seat four or six, and sit on lifted suspension for the potholes you'll meet around town. Slower than a scooter, and the better pick when the kids are coming. Every ride gets checked before it goes out to you.
Helmet on. Sunscreen on. Let's go.
