1. Bajo del Diablo : shallow pinnacles, attract a multitude of colorful fish. The Devil Reef gets its name from the rock that hide just below the surface.
2. Pixie Rocks : At high tide those rocks are hidden and the captains sag that pixie move them. The site is a favorite for fish ID schools for it’s quantity of fish and shark cave.
3. Punta Quepos : This dive site can be dived shallow on deep. There are some great canyons where the white tips sharks can be spotted hunting. In the deeper water there are giant volcanic boulders at either depth this is a site that promises some big fish.
4. Media Luna : Rocks protruding from a bottom give a meeting point for snappers, grunts and jacks.
5. Start Fish Garden : Volcanic rocks and boulder give lots of hiding places for octopus, lobster and eels.
6. Canyon Reef : Sandy bottomed canyons protect schools of grunts and snapper, also home to our friendly baby white tip.
7. Punto Sur : Schools of different jacks seems to like this spot for fishing, making the an exciting dive. Also some great macro diving here lookout for nudibranchs
8. Las Gemelas : Great for snorkeling of beginner divers, this spot never disappoints for colorful and friendly fish.
9. El Acuario : A sand patch surrounded by underwater pinnacles makes this like a giant aquarium. A Moorish idols and Parrot fish playground.
10. Ologuita Point : Lots of soft corals and interesting volcanic formations. Rays can be seen in the sand patches.
11.  Geo’s Ride Point : A series of long rides leading seaward from Isla Ologuita, schools of fish swirl over the peaks of rides whilst reef fish find shelter in the canyons.           
12. Crying Rock Point : A sheer pinnacle rising up from a sandy bottom at 110 feet, great wall dive and good for Deep diving training.

 

Rates per person

Half Day - 01 Tank	USD $ 115
Full Day - 02 Tanks	USD $ 270
Amateur Scuba Diving full day	USD $ 199