easy
2 days (afternoon pool + morning dives)
Moderate fitness required; basic swimming skills and comfort in water expected.
Take your first breath underwater with Rich Coast Diving’s two-day Try Scuba Diving program in Playas del Coco. Start with pool training, then dive into the Pacific’s clear waters on two morning open water dives.
$175 per Diver
Experience the thrill of breathing underwater with the Try Scuba Diving program! Begin with an afternoon pool session, then embark on two exhilarating open water dives the next day. Perfect for beginners, this unique opportunity lets you explore the underwater world without committing to a full certification course.
Divers: $175 (Incl. 13% VAT)
2 Days (Afternoon pool session at 1 PM the day before the 2 tank morning dives)
Have you always wondered what it's like to breathe underwater? If you want to try scuba diving, but aren't quite ready to take the plunge into a certification course, Discover Scuba Diving is for you.
This experience includes a pool session and two open water dives the next day. The pool session is in afternoon at 1 PM followed by two open water dives the following day starting at 7.30 AM in the dive center.
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Drink plenty of water before your dives to prevent dehydration in tropical conditions.
Arrive at the dive center at least 30 minutes before your pool session for gear fitting and briefing.
Pay attention during your pool session to master breathing techniques and safety protocols.
Protect your skin and local marine life by applying reef-safe sunscreen before diving days.
Playas del Coco developed as one of Costa Rica's earliest fishing villages, now a lively hub blending cultural heritage with tourism.
Rich Coast Diving actively promotes reef-friendly practices to protect coral habitats and marine biodiversity from human impact.
Wear under wetsuit or pool gear for comfort during training and open water dives.
Provides clear underwater vision and is included but personal masks ensure a better fit.
Optional for cooler months to maintain warmth during longer dives.
winter specific
Protects your skin and the local ocean ecosystem when above water.
summer specific