Dive sites in Pacific Coast

Islas Murciélagos - Grand… Islas Murciélagos (Bat Islands), Costa Rica

Volcanic Rocks with massive bull sharks and manta rays

Cabeza de Mono (Monkey's Head) Guanacaste - Playa del Coco, Costa Rica

A large rock jutting out of the ocean that resembles a monkey's head.Sand channels to explore, keep your eyes out for schools of rays passing by.

Meros Guanacaste - Playa del Coco, Costa Rica

A beautiful pinnacle full of marine life. Loads of nudibranchs to schools of grunts and the large giant groupers which this dive site was named after.Good for snorkelling too, you can see a sunken sailboat at 18 metres.

Punta Argentina Guanacaste - Playa del Coco, Costa Rica

A lot of tropical fish.Look through the rocks for frogfish and stingrays.Can sometime be a stong current

Punta Gorda Guanacaste - Playa del Coco, Costa Rica

A lot of coral and marine life.You can see a shark nursery in 6 metres of water.

Sopresa Guanacaste - Playa del Coco, Costa Rica

A deep dive with lots of fish that form a tornado to the surface. Many large moray eels,sometimes bigger than a man's leg!

Tiburones Guanacaste - Playa del Coco, Costa Rica

White-tipped reef sharks hang out on these submerged pinnacles. Stingrays lay in the sand, sometimes completely covered so be a detective and see if you can find them.

Tortuga Guanacaste - Playa del Coco, Costa Rica

A small wreck at 18 metres, then explore around a shark cave to spot the white tips napping.Dive through the sand channels and look for a variety of sea life.

Virador Guanacaste - Playa del Coco, Costa Rica

Explore the shark cave at (10m) and look for stingrays and white-tipped reef sharks sleeping at (22m). Huge schools of grunts, snapper, king angelfish, and sergeant majors.

Marino Ballena National Park Puntarenas, Costa Rica

Rich in sea life with huge numbers of reef fish, to pinnacles covered in many sea fans and huge massive corals.Located 15 mins from Playa Uvita

Caño Island Drake Bay, Costa Rica

There are 6 dive sites around Caño Island ranging in depth from 15-20 metres.Sea life is abundant, you can expect to see many types of sharks such as bull and reef sharks, huge rays, turtles, eels, a variety of reef fish and maybe even a dolphin or whale!

Cocalito Pacific Coast, Costa Rica

La Chancha Pacific Coast, Costa Rica

Veinteseis Pacific Coast, Costa Rica

Incredible offshore pinnacle. Favourite of sportfisherman. Big schools of snappers, jacks etc.

Punta BuenaVista Pacific Coast, Costa Rica

This is the best site to get full colors in have a long dive.

Catalina Islands Catalina Islands, Costa Rica

The Catalina Island chain is a series of rocky outcrops, 2-8 miles from the coast. These islands are volcanic and sedimentary rising from a sandy bottom about 60 - 120 feet and are host to many species of marine life including the Giant Manta Rays, Stingrays, Sharks, Moray Eels, Barracudas, Sea…

Sombreros Catalina Islands, Costa Rica

Many good spots around the Island. Manta and Eagle Ray sightings common during season.

La Pared (The Wall) Catalina Islands, Costa Rica

Dive over shark channel and see the white-tipped reef sharks that call this area home.Drift past pinnacles to see the giant mantas, eagle rays, and schools of cow-nosed rays that visit the cleaning stations here.

La Punta (The Point) Catalina Islands, Costa Rica

Cruise the area looking for giant mantas at the two big cleaning stations. You might see a white-tipped reef shark. Descend at the main island and drift with the current into deeper waters where the big fish are.

The Island Herradura, Costa Rica

This is a dive site that runs along the west side of the Herradura island. Cuevitas means ìLittle Cavesî and in the many different ones itís easy to find white tip sharks and morray eels and swimming near the surface, barracudas and mantarays.

Middle Reef Herradura, Costa Rica

Pesebre Herradura, Costa Rica

Diving along both sides of a large rock and between many channels you will have the chance to see surgeons, grunts, snappers and sting rays, as well as white tip sharks and often giant manta rays.

Guapinol Herradura, Costa Rica

Guapinol is a wide volcanic rock formation on a tip of a small point.As it is a shallow dive, diving there is only possible with calm sea.Guapinol has often very good viz due his exposed location and a veryvast number of fishes, some of them difficult to see elsewhere like,Long Fin Treveally,…

The Backyard Herradura, Costa Rica

An underwater pinnacle great for a deep dive and lots of fish

The Garden Herradura, Costa Rica

Loads of soft coral, an underwater arch with white tip sharks.

Canyon Reef Manuel Antonio National Park, Costa Rica

Schooling Grunts and jacks in an interesting canyon system, also reef fish and octopus.

El Aquario Manuel Antonio National Park, Costa Rica

Shollow underwater pinnacle attract a huge variety of fish.

Punta Quepos Manuel Antonio National Park, Costa Rica

Off coast rocks with lots of canyons to explore and submerged pinnalces. Tons of fish and schools of Jacks.

Starfish Garden Manuel Antonio National Park, Costa Rica

Mellow dive with lots of reef fish, puffers and lots of lots of starfish!

Isla Larga (Long Island) Manuel Antonio National Park, Costa Rica

Volcanic island with interesting topography, caverns and swim throughs.You can see reef sharks, eagle rays, eels, pufferfish and snapper.

Las Gemlas (The Twins) Manuel Antonio National Park, Costa Rica

Calm area, great for beginners.You can see pufferfish, eels, angelfish and Octopi

Ola Quita Manuel Antonio National Park, Costa Rica

Small volcanic island with rocky bottom.You can see lobster, eels, angelfish, butterfly fish and maybe an octopus if you're lucky

Isla Tortuga Acquario Tortuga Island, Costa Rica

Tortuga Island is located 15 miles from Herradura Bay, about 1 hour by boat .It is famous for its beautiful white sand beach, almost the only onthe pacific coast of Costa Rica, and his great diving and snorkeling. Dive here with schools of tropical and pelagic fish, jacks, eels, huge puffers,…

Tortuga Island Tortuga Island, Costa Rica

There are several reefs to dive on, and much snorkeling. Normally scuba/snorkel from a boat, but can also do shore dives from Tortuga. Great site!

Acuario Tortuga Island, Costa Rica

This group of underwater rocks and channels is home to different species of fish and here you will have the chance to see big schools of big eye jacks close to the surface.

Franklin Chang Wreck Tortuga Island, Costa Rica

This 95-foot long coast Guard vessel wreck between Tortuga Island and Negritos Island was sunken as artificial reef. The Franklin Chang lies in upright position at a depth of 23 meters with its’ deck reaching on 18 meters below the surface. The wreck is presenting after only a few years a…

Coronel Alfonso Monge Tortuga Island, Costa Rica

This wreck lies between 10 and 16 metres, a great dive for certified divers.

Caroline Star Tortuga Island, Costa Rica

A great wreck and deep dive for advanced divers.You can find sleeping reef sharks, red snapper and other tropical fish hiding in the wreck.

La Cueva (The Cave) Tortuga Island, Costa Rica

A shallow dive, great for finding White Tip Reef Shark

Labyrinth Tortuga Island, Costa Rica

Also known as The Maze, this is an impressive site with huge rock formations and a variety of marine life.

La Punta Tortuga Island, Costa Rica

A great site for the advanced diver for encounters with big pelagic fish

Bajo Negro Islas Murciélagos (Bat Islands), Costa Rica

Underwater pinnacle covered with coral. Circle the pinnicle and encounter big schools of fish and rays on the way up. You might also see a manta ray if you're lucky!

Big Scare Islas Murciélagos (Bat Islands), Costa Rica

Dive with the amazing bull sharks in season, this dive site is an adrenaline rush!

Los Arcos Islas Murciélagos (Bat Islands), Costa Rica

Los Arcos impresses before all for being the most extraordinary dive site of the Gulf of Papagayo for it's morphology with a steep rock which is pierced by 2 under-water arches. One of them is is just big enough for a diver and leads into a dome that opens to the sky with a chimney. The other being…

Dive in Pacific Coast