Sunset Beach Club - Day Trip in Playa Tranquila, Baru

Escape to tranquility at Sunset Beach, a hidden gem located in the serene Playa Tranquila area of Playa Blanca. Far from the crowds of the more bustling sections of the beach, Playa Tranquila lives up to its name, offering a peaceful haven where you can truly unwind. At Sunset Beach, you’ll enjoy a more private and relaxing atmosphere, with fewer interruptions and a calmer beach vibe.

Indulge your senses with a beachfront lunch featuring fresh, local flavors that capture the essence of the Caribbean. Pair it with a refreshing cocktail, cold juice, or coconut water while you take in the turquoise water and slow island rhythm that makes Barú so special.

Unlike the busier sections of Playa Blanca, Playa Tranquila is ideal for travelers who value a quieter setup, comfortable facilities, and an easier day by the sea—perfect for couples, families, or anyone looking to disconnect.

Includes:

Roundtrip transport by speedboat
Welcome drink
Lunch with a non-alcoholic beverage (fish, chicken, or vegetarian)
Use of facilities (sun loungers or beach chairs, shaded areas when available)
Restrooms
Freshwater showers
Wi-Fi
Medical assistance insurance

Not Included:

Return transportation from the dock to your accommodation
Port fee Click here to see this year’s port fee value
Other food and drinks not listed
Visit to the Oceanarium

Schedule:

Departure: La Bodeguita dock (Door/Entrance) | Authorized departure around 9:00 AM
Return: 3:00 PM or later (depending on sea conditions and port authority authorization)

Additional Information:

Departure and return times are authorized by the Port Captain and may change depending on sea conditions
Children up to 2 years old only pay the boarding tax
Children from 3 to 8 years old: contact us to manage the reservation separately if you are traveling with kids

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this area really quieter than Playa Blanca?
Yes. Playa Tranquila is located at the far end of the beach, away from the bus parking lots. This distance naturally filters out large crowds and the mass tour groups found in other sectors.

What happens in case of bad weather?
Your safety and comfort are our priority. Weather decisions follow the official guidance of the Harbor Master (Capitanía de Puerto), the maritime authority responsible for determining if it’s safe to sail.Light or intermittent rain is NOT a valid reason to cancel. Tours operate under these conditions.