Cocos Island

Cocos Island is a remote volcanic island 500 km off the Pacific coast of Costa Rica, one of the world’s best dive sites for encountering large pelagic species. Underwater rocky pinnacles attract schools of hammerhead sharks, giant mantas, whale sharks, sailfish, and marlins.

The program includes 3 dives per day at depths of 15–35 meters. Key dive sites include Alcyone (underwater seamount with hammerhead sharks and mantas), Big Dos Amigos (arched rock formation), Bird Island and Chatham Bay (cleaning station with whitetip sharks), Manuelita (vertical wall with marble rays), and Ubing Rock (reef ridge with hammerhead schools). In free time — jungle hikes with waterfalls.