Scuba Diving at Catalina Island

Scuba Diving Catalinas Islands is definitely a bucket list item.  Diver’s flock to this world famous location especially during the season for Giant Manta Rays.  We´ll take you on an underwater adventure looking for sharks, rays, manta rays, octopus and a huge variety of marine fish we have living in our waters.  In the right season you can even sometimes hear humpbacks singing!

Scuba Diving Catalinas Island – Discover Diving Non Certified

While not a certification course, Discover Scuba Diving is a quick and easy introduction to what it takes to explore the amazing underwater world. See how easy it is to move around underwater with your gear and find out what it’s like to breathe underwater. Learn key skills that you’ll use during every scuba dive. Have fun swimming around and exploring.

You will be picked up and taken to a nearby pool in Playa Flamingo.  Here you will put on all of the dive equipment under the direct supervision of a PADI professional and learn breathing underwater, communication signals, and what to do in different situations such as when you are ready to go up to the surface.

After practicing a few basic skills in shallow water to prepare for your adventure you´ll make 2 open water dives. We´ll take you on an underwater tour looking for sharks, rays, octopus and a huge variety of marine fish we have living in our waters, in the right season you can even sometimes hear humpbacks singing!

Scuba Diving Catalinas Island – Certified Divers

We provide 2 tank dive trips daily Monday-Saturday.  You will be picked up and taken to the dive shop base in Playa Flamingo where you will be fitted and put on your scuba diving suit before boarding the diving boat. You will then be taken to Catalina Islands, a volcanic rock formations approx. 40 min boat ride from the shore of Flamingo Beach

Our rocky underwater terrain is home to a huge variety of marine life, some seasonal. We can see white tip reef sharks, giant manta rays, stingrays, eagle rays, jewel and green morays, nudibranchs, angel and butterfly fish and schools of damsels, jacks, grunts and spadefish.

Our dive times are based on 40min max. Bottom time and a maximum depth of about18m/60ft.  The temperature in the North Pacific coast of Costa Rica ranges between 16-30ºC/60-86ºF depending on the time of year. Visibility can change on a daily basis..