Customize Your Dream Dive Trip
Customize your
Dive trip
Get ready for an amazing dive trip in Costa Rica with our custom dive packages! Explore colorful marine life, beautiful coral reefs, and stunning underwater landscapes. Our expert guide and personalized options ensure you see the best spots and have an unforgettable adventure.
Create Your Dive Trip in Easy Steps
Once you choose the details of your dream Costa Rica Dive Vacation, our experts will analyze it and contact you with a vacation plan itinerary.
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Costa Rica dive experts
Costa Rica is a diver’s paradise, offering a variety of marine life and stunning underwater landscapes. Speak with one of our Costa Rica dive experts to plan your tailor-made Costa Rica dive vacation.
Contact Bill Beard’s Costa Rica to transform your vacation dreams into a reality that shimmers above and beneath the waves.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What types of marine life can I expect to see while diving in Costa Rica?
The types of marine life you can expect to see while diving in Costa Rica include bull sharks, whitetip reef sharks, giant manta rays, sea turtles, stingrays, moray eels, barracuda, tuna, snapper, and various colorful reef fish. Additionally, you can spot small critters like sea horses, frogfish, and harlequin clown shrimp.
Do I need to be certified to dive in Costa Rica?
Yes, you need to be certified to enjoy the full range of diving experiences. If you are not certified, you can take introductory courses such as the “Discover Scuba Diver” program or earn your Open Water Diver certification during your stay.
Are the dive sites in Costa Rica safe?
Yes, the dive sites in Costa Rica are safe when done with certified operators. Always follow the safety protocols and guidelines provided by your dive operator.
What is the best time of year to dive in Costa Rica?
The best time of year to dive in Costa Rica depends on your preferences. The best visibility is generally from December to May, while June to November offer warmer waters and occasional rain, which can lead to richer marine life encounters.
