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Michael Jordan has visited Costa Rica for the third time this year, arriving at Juan Santamaría International Airport before heading to Liberia, likely for fishing in Guanacaste. His first visit was from January 6-12, 2025, when he competed in the PELAGIC Rockstar Offshore fishing tournament in Quepos aboard his yacht, Catch 23. He returned from January 21-26, though details of that trip remain unknown. Jordan, a passionate fisherman, has participated in prestigious tournaments like the White Marlin Open. Costa Rica’s reputation as a premier sport fishing destination continues to attract international visitors, including the basketball legend.
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