Pacific Sailfishing Guatemala´s Finest
BlueWater Experience
Why should you fish with The Buena Vista Team?
Located on the river Maria Linda, we are the only waterfront resort in Guatemala with our boats docked at our private marina. As our guest, you will step off one of our well equipped boats right onto our private dock.
Boasting a waterfront restaurant, manicured gardens, two swimming pools, and volcanic views, our property is the ideal location for weddings, conferences, and retreats.
After seventeen years of operation, we know these waters and have the best Captains and mates to make your next fishing trip the adventure of a lifetime.
Legacy
Legacy 41 foot - 1968 Ricky Scarborough has been restored like new. She has new Simrad electronics including 75 mile radar as well as all new or well-maintained pen and shimano tackle. Huge cock pit. Full kitchen and head. Two ACs make cabin super cold.
Cañaso
Cañaso 37 foot - 1972 Daytona restored like new. New Lowrance electronics and all new or well-maintained fishing tackle. Full kitchen. Full bathroom. Cold AC with lots of inside seating. She has a great reputation as a fish raiser and tournament winner!
Monkey Business
Monkey Business 26 foot Pro Kat with twin 150 hp Yamaha outboard‘s. Lots of shade. Super stable. Tuna tubes , live well , Lowrance electronics. Just hard-core fisherman go anywhere in this saltwater tank.
Located on a small island along Guatemala’s Pacific Coast, Buena Vista Sport Fishing Resort is the premier off-shore fishing destination for anglers serious about world class sport fishing, pacific sailfish, blue marlin, black marlin, and tuna. Situated on an active deep water river, our boats are docked at our private marina, affording our guests the utmost in comfort and privacy. Our mission is to provide you with the fishing adventure of a lifetime. Our all-inclusive pricing makes it easy to plan your Guatemalan fishing adventure.
Email us at jody@buenavistasportfishing.com
TOLL FREE 866 699-3277 to book your Guatemalan fishing adventure today.
Fish to Expect
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Marlin Oct thru April
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Tuna Year round
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Mahi- Mahi Year round
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Sailfish :
Sailfish are available all year, however are most abundant October through May
Fishing - Beers - Food - Tours & Lodge
Treat Your Taste Buds at
Buena Vista Sport Fishing Resort
At our waterfront restaurant, our attentive staff will grill up your fresh catch along with locally grown fresh fruits and vegetables, fresh squeezed juices, and authentic Guatemalan cuisine. Don’t forget to enjoy a cold beverage of your choice at our fully-stocked bar.
Family Fishing Fun Trip Guatemala
If you have the privilege of coming to Guatemala, please don't miss the local attractions with your family. Captain Jody recommends:
The first 2 days: Offshore Fishing, 3rd day: Family Fun trip, 4th day: Offshore Fishing and 5th day: Have fun fish snapper, rooster fish, Pacific crevalle jack, Spanish mackerel.
Sunrise Mayan Ruin Tour at Tikal in Guatemala's Lush Rain forest
Tikal is a large archaeological site in Guatemala, the largest excavated site in the Americas. It is Guatemala’s most famous cultural and natural preserve, and is located in the department of El Petén. This is the Only One, far away to the resort
Lake Atitlan, a breathtaking lake surrounded by volcanoes
Lake Atitlán is a lake in the Guatemalan Highlands of the Sierra Madre mountain range. It is in the Sololá Department of southwestern Guatemala. It is the deepest lake in Central America.
Sunset baby turtle release at Tortugario Monterrico
The turtle release happens daily at 5:30 pm and is organized by the Tortugario Monterrico, which is run by the San Carlos University Center of Conservation (CECON).
Horseback rides up volcano Pacaya
Pacaya is an active complex volcano in Guatemala, which first erupted approximately 23,000 years ago and has erupted at least 23 times since the Spanish invasion of Guatemala.
Day trip to the colonial city of Antigua
Antigua, Guatemala is a city in the central highlands of Guatemala famous for its well preserved Spanish Baroque-influenced architecture as well as a number of ruins of colonial churches.
