Three exceptional dive areas, small groups and a crew who knows these waters. Departing from Playa Panamá.
Explore the dive sites ↗Some of the most memorable moments on this coast happen beneath the surface. The light changes, the sounds fade, and suddenly you are surrounded by a world that moves at its own pace.
From curious reef fish to unexpected encounters in the blue, every dive has its own surprises. With no more than four divers on each outing, there is room to slow down and enjoy them.
Just off the Guanacaste coast, rocky reefs and sheltered coves shelter schools of tropical fish, moray eels, turtles and occasional reef sharks. A varied, rewarding introduction to Pacific diving, with sites chosen to suit the day's conditions.
A celebrated offshore diving destination, the Catalina Islands rise from the Pacific in dramatic volcanic pinnacles. Eagle rays, turtles and vast schools of fish inhabit these waters, while giant oceanic manta rays are the extraordinary seasonal attraction, especially during the cooler months.
Among Costa Rica’s most remarkable dive destinations, the remote Bat Islands lie within Santa Rosa National Park. Their nutrient-rich waters are famous for encounters with powerful bull sharks, alongside other large marine life. Deeper sites, strong currents and changing conditions make this an adventure reserved for experienced advanced divers.
All prices per diver, for two tanks. Equipment rental $35 · Optional third tank $30. Water, iced tea, fruit and snacks included. Bat Islands park fees included.
Rates supplied by the dive crew, in USD per diver. Diving sites depend on weather, sea conditions, experience and certification. Confirm current prices, availability and eligibility before booking. Bat Islands is reserved for experienced advanced divers.
Curious about breathing underwater for the first time? Or planning to work toward your next certification? We can help arrange an introductory dive or training with a qualified instructor. Tell us what you have in mind and we’ll check the available options.
Stéphane and Pierre (“Pete”) are two Québecers based in Playa Panamá, where we’ve gotten to know them as neighbors at the anchorage. Stéphane handles the details of each outing, while Pierre is an active PADI instructor with more than 24 years of diving experience.
They work with local captain Santos (“Negro”) to keep the experience welcoming, relaxed and attentive.
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