Costa Rica offers some amazing diving opportunities that differ from other dive locations around the world. You can expect to see white tip reef sharks, different types of eels, and a wide variety of fish. You may also see turtles, sea horses, and clown shrimp. From November to mid-February, you may see the humpback whales that come to breed in the Northern Pacific coast.

Your day will begin between between 7:00 and 8:30 am and will include two one-tank dives with a snack during the surface interval. During the interval, you will go to a local beach to explore, snorkel, or just relax.

All dive locations are NAUI, PADI, NASE, and handicapped certified. Nitrox is also available to certified divers.

Those wishing to get their open water or other certification in Costa Rica may do so with advance notice and according to the availability of the instructor. Note: large groups also require advance notice in order to insure availability.

Tour includes:
Fully insured, comfortable, air conditioned transportation, a tri-lingual (English, French, and Spanish), native tour guide, all necessary scuba equipment, and snacks on the boat. Cost is $95 per person.

Bring along:
Camera, bathing suit, change of clothes, binoculars, hat, sunscreen, and any extra diving gear you may want to use

Giorgiana Dive Boat