Top Costa Rica snorkeling trips right now
Excellent Costa Rica snorkeling travel packages right now? Welcome to the website of a PADI accredited dive center in Costa Rica. Our beautiful country has a lot to offer, especially when it comes to the richness of nature. Its unique nature and rich flora and fauna make it one of the most beautiful places in the world. The richness of the underwater world also makes Costa Rica a great place for divers. It doesn’t matter if you are already a diver or just want to do the Discover Dive for the first time in your life – there is something for everyone. See extra info on costa rica divers.
Starting from Guanacaste, we will share with you the best places for scuba diving in Costa Rica. The province of Guanacaste is located in the northwest of the country. It is well known for its beautiful beaches, plains and mountains with some active volcanoes. The central city of Guanacaste is Liberia, which is located 34 kilometers (40 minutes) from Playa del Coco and 210 kilometers from the capital San José. Guanacaste’s climate is tropical dry, with a warm temperature most of the year that varies between 25 ° C and 35 ° C.
A premier destination for scuba divers in all of Costa Rica, Bat Islands is also known as Isla Murcielago. Located in the far north of the Guanacaste off the coast of Santa Rosa National Park, this is where you are going to meet the bull sharks. Overall the entire site is overflowing with an abundance of marine life, and this makes it a diver’s heaven especially for those who are infatuated by the vary big and large bull sharks. You can reach this dive site through the Playa Ocotal. Tortuga Island has an English name which is Turtle Island. It is also considered to be one of Costa Rica’s most pleasant, relaxing, and serene islands. Thus Tortuga Island is quite popular for tourist offering various other attractions such as canopy tours and zip lines to spoil you rotten with all-round entertainment. The area also serves as a great spot for snorkeling and scuba diving in Costa Rica activities, especially for those who love shipwrecks. While there are shallow sites for beginners for more advanced divers, there are deeper sites as well.
Snorkeling and scuba diving in Costa Rica is a great way to discover the underwater riches of this beautiful country. If you are already an experienced diver and have completed a scuba diving course, you will appreciate our diving trips. Diving in Costa Rica is all about warm water and tropical sea creatures. While diving you can see beautiful stingrays, sharks, whale sharks and even whales. All of this awaits you at our dive center in Costa Rica, which is prepared to serve any client, regardless of their diving certifications. Find extra details on costa rica divers.
We always recommend foreign divers to connect locally with a good diving center. In Costa Rica there are more than 50 PADI dive centers along its coasts that operate at different sites. Depending on the area in which you are vacationing, it is good that you contact one of these dive centers and join a local diving tour. Joining a Tour will allow you have a better experience and to find the best possible places with greater security. Due to the abundance of nutrients during these months, it is the best time to see the Bull Sharks in the Bath Islands, the Hammerhead sharks in the Cocos Island and the mantas and whale sharks in the Caño Island.
Approximately 550km away from the mainland, the Isla del Coco is administered by Costa Rica. The entirety of the island has been a Costa Rican National Park since 1978, and as such there are no permanent inhabitants other than park rangers. This island is an ideal spot of scuba divers, and amongst various venues, there are two that stand out the most.Costa Rica ‘dirty rock’ : Reputably the most beautiful dive set and also the most famous at Cocos Island, the Dirty Rock is where you can get to see schools of hammerhead and Galapagos sharks along with green turtles and eagle rays. You will also encounter octopuses and large schools of fishes in this area. See even more info at costaricadivers.com.
