Marine Conservation Diving with Rich Coast Diving in Costa Rica
Difficulty
expert
Duration
6 days
Fitness Level
Participants should be in good physical condition, comfortable with rigorous diving schedules and active marine conservation work.
Overview
Spend a week diving into Costa Rica’s vibrant marine ecosystems with Rich Coast Diving. This advanced program blends certification training with hands-on conservation in one of the world’s most biodiverse waters.
ECO Divemaster ADD-On (1 Week)
Price $550 per Diver
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About This Adventure
Join an unforgettable week in Costa Rica's Marine Conservation Program, where you'll dive into some of the world's most biodiverse waters. Encounter rays, sharks, and sea turtles while earning internationally recognized certifications. Perfect for advanced divers or those looking to elevate their skills in a stunning underwater paradise.
Marine Conservation Program - Costa Rica
Rates
Divers: $550 (Incl. 13% VAT)
Duration
1 Weeks (6 Days)
About
Costa Rica is considered one of the best places to participate in a marine conservation program.
Do your training on some of the worlds best and most biodiverse dive sites with rays, sharks, lots of tropical fish and sea turtles.
Receive internationally recognized certifications for your training.
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Requirements
- Advanced Open Water Diver with 15 logged dives minimum.
- You will need to have your personal mask, snorkel, fins, dive computer, underwater slate and DSMB. Other dive equipment is included !
- Not yet Advanced certified ? No problem, can train you up to the required level.
Adventure Tips
Bring Your Own Basic Gear
Participants must bring their own mask, snorkel, fins, dive computer, underwater slate, and DSMB to ensure proper fit and readiness.
Minimum Dive Experience Required
Divers should have Advanced Open Water certification and at least 15 logged dives to join the program safely and confidently.
Practice Buoyancy Control
Strong buoyancy skills are crucial to protect delicate reef environments and optimize the conservation training experience.
Plan for Early Mornings
Dive schedules often start early to catch optimal ocean conditions and maximize underwater visibility and wildlife encounters.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Manta rays
- Hawksbill sea turtles
History
The Guanacaste region’s marine parks were established to safeguard critical habitats for diverse Pacific marine species.
Conservation
Rich Coast Diving partners with local initiatives promoting sustainable tourism and coral reef preservation, fostering hands-on diver participation.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Personal Dive Computer
Critical for tracking depth, bottom time, and decompression limits during frequent daily dives.
Underwater Slate
Essential for communication and recording observations underwater during conservation tasks.
DSMB (Delayed Surface Marker Buoy)
Required safety equipment for marking your ascent location on the surface.
Thick Wetsuit (5mm or more)
Provides thermal protection during cooler months and prolonged dive sessions.
winter specific