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Guanacaste — Murcielago Islands

Costa Rica · 7 nights

A route along Costa Rica’s Pacific coast covering three zones: Culebra Bay with the Catalina Islands, the Cuajiniquil and El Jobo area, and the uninhabited Murcielago Archipelago (Bat Islands) in Santa Rosa National Park — one of the most scenic island chains in the country.

Dive sites include Punta Gorda, Tiburones, Virador, Acuario, and Arcoiris in the Culebra zone, La Rueda and Coral Negro in the Cuajiniquil area, and Bajo Negro, The Big Scare, and Los Arcos at the Murcielago Islands. Encounters with mantas, bull and reef sharks, sea turtles, groupers, and snappers, and in season — humpback whales and dolphins. Up to 4 dives per day including night dives.

What You'll See

Murcielago Islands — uninhabited archipelago in a national park
Bull sharks and mantas at the islands
Catalina Islands — diverse reef sites
Humpback whales and dolphins in season
Up to 4 dives per day including night dives
Visibility up to 30 meters

Conditions

Season

May–November

Visibility

15–30 meters

Water Temperature

24–28°C

Level

Open Water and above

Duration

7 nights

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