Marine Conservation Diving with Rich Coast Diving in Costa Rica
Difficulty
expert
Duration
4 weeks (daily dives and training sessions)
Fitness Level
Good physical fitness required to endure repetitive dives and demanding underwater tasks
Overview
Join Rich Coast Diving’s four-week fish monitoring program in Costa Rica to develop advanced dive skills and contribute to marine conservation. Swim alongside rays, sharks, and sea turtles in some of the Pacific’s most biodiverse waters.
Marine Conservation Program - Level 3 (4 Weeks)
Price $2395 per Diver
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About This Adventure
Join the Fish Monitoring Program in Costa Rica for an unforgettable four-week marine conservation experience. Dive in some of the world's most biodiverse waters, encountering rays, sharks, and sea turtles while earning internationally recognized certifications. Perfect for advanced divers or those looking to elevate their skills in stunning surroundings.
Fish Monitoring Program - Costa Rica
Rates
Divers: $2395 (Incl. 13% VAT)
Duration
4 Weeks (28 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.
Contact us directly or visit our website for more information
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 Dive Computer
Personal dive computers are required for precise monitoring and dive safety during the program.
Log Sufficient Prior Dives
Ensure you have 15 logged dives and advanced certification or plan on training up before the program starts.
Stay Hydrated and Rested
Four weeks of daily diving is taxing; prioritize hydration and rest to maintain energy levels.
Protect Marine Life
Follow all conservation protocols to minimize impact on delicate reef ecosystems during data collection.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Eagle rays
- Green sea turtles
History
Playas del Coco developed from a small fishing village into a key hub for ecotourism, especially diving, over the past few decades.
Conservation
Local efforts focus on sustainable tourism and protecting coral reefs, vital for maintaining the biodiversity that underpins Rich Coast Diving's conservation program.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Dive Computer
Critical for monitoring dive profiles and ensuring safe ascent protocols.
Underwater Slate
Used for recording fish counts and environmental observations during dives.
Surface Marker Buoy (SMB)
Enhances diver safety by signaling position to boats and other divers.
Personal Mask and Fins
Custom gear ensures comfort and effectiveness across many hours in the water.