Marine Conservation Diving with Rich Coast Diving in Costa Rica
Difficulty
challenging
Duration
7 days
Fitness Level
Participants should have good cardiovascular fitness and comfort diving multiple times over a week.
Overview
Dive into Costa Rica’s vibrant Pacific reefs with Rich Coast Diving’s week-long marine conservation program. Encounter sharks, rays, and turtles while earning certification and contributing to vital ocean health research.
Marine Conservation Program - Level 1 (1 Week)
Price $725 per Diver
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About This Adventure
Join the Fish Monitoring Program in Costa Rica for an unforgettable week of marine conservation. Dive into some of the world's most biodiverse waters, encountering rays, sharks, and sea turtles while earning internationally recognized certifications. Perfect for advanced divers looking to make a difference in ocean preservation.
Fish Monitoring Program - Costa Rica
Rates
Divers: $725 (Incl. 13% VAT)
Duration
1 Week (7 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
Carry Your Own Dive Gear
Bring a personal mask, snorkel, fins, dive computer, underwater slate, and DSMB for the best experience and to meet program requirements.
Confirm Advanced Certification
Ensure you have Advanced Open Water certification and at least 15 logged dives before booking this program.
Stay Hydrated and Rested
Stay well-hydrated and rested to manage the physical demands of multiple dives over consecutive days.
Practice Responsible Diving
Maintain buoyancy control and avoid touching marine life to protect fragile reef ecosystems.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Manta rays
- Whitetip reef sharks
History
Costa Rica established several marine protected areas in the late 1990s to safeguard critical habitats along its Pacific coast.
Conservation
Rich Coast Diving’s research supports regional efforts to monitor reef health and enforce sustainable fishing practices.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Mask and Snorkel
Personal fit is critical for comfort and visibility during dives.
Fins
Efficient fins reduce fatigue and improve control underwater.
Dive Computer
Tracks depth and dive time to ensure safe ascent profiles during back-to-back dives.
Underwater Slate
Needed for accurate fish monitoring data recording throughout the program.