2 TANK PAPAGAYO DIVE TOUR
- Tour from 8am to 12.30pm – starts at dive shop
- All year round
- Boat tour to 2 diffrent Papagayo dive sites
- Suitable for all certification levels
- Last dive no more than 1 year ago or Refresher Course before diving
- Dive Certification required (Age: 10+)
- half day trip (4-5 hours)
- 2 air tanks (80cf./12l aluminium) and weights
- (* Full set of rental equipment is not included in the price)
- Softdrinks, fruits and snacks
- Bilingual PADI dive instructor/divemaster
- Comfortabel and custom designed dive boats with canopy
- Note: Scuba diver and Junior divers 10 to 15 years of age can only dive to 40 feet/12m. A charge for an extra dive master may be required.
- Please bring:
- Your scuba diving certification
- Towels, sunhat
- Your Camera or rent a GoPro
- A credit card or cash for payment
- Cash for tips
- Reef-safe sunscreen
DEPTHS:
- 30 – 100 feet
- 10 – 30m
Visibility and Watertemperature can change on a daily basis.
VISIBILITY:
- 15 – 80 feet
- 5 – 25m
WATERTEMPERATURE:
- Average 78-86F° – Thermoclines in Feb/Mar down to 65F°
- Average 25-30C° – Thermoclines in Feb/Mar down to 19C°
Explore the best dive sites in Guanacaste from Playas del Coco
Join our daily two-tank dive trips to the stunning Papagayo dive sites, suitable for all certification levels. Dive into vibrant underwater ecosystems where you may encounter sea turtles, rays, white-tip reef sharks, eels, and large schools of tropical fish. A third dive can also be arranged on request (minimum of two divers). Each dive has a maximum duration of one hour, with depths ranging from 18 to 30 meters depending on your certification level.
Dive alongside our experienced instructors and divemasters and enjoy safe, small-group excursions backed by over 30 years of experience in Costa Rica. With generally calm conditions and easy access to sites, local diving is ideal for both beginners and seasoned divers. The dive sites feature impressive volcanic rock formations and are located just a short 10 to 15-minute boat ride from shore.
The underwater landscape is home to a diverse and ever-changing range of marine life, including white-tip reef sharks, giant manta rays, stingrays, eagle rays, moray eels, nudibranchs, angelfish, large schools of grunts and damsels.
