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Underwater
caverns, multicolored fish, sting rays and sharks
are just a few of the attractions that scuba
diving enthusiasts may appreciate. Very Few
places in the world have such marine richness,
as does Costa Rica.
The Coco Island
and the Caño Island are ideal scuba diving
spots due to the richness and diversity of marine
life they posses. But also in the Pacific you
may find abundance in species such as tunas,
sharks, groupers and a wide array of tropical
fish typical of the reefs. The Caribbean is
characterized by the beauty of fish such as
the French Angel Fish, the Queen Angel Fish,
and the Green Moray Eel. You may also enjoy
a great variety of corals that inhabit the reefs.
The
most important places to practice this sport
are:
The
Northern Pacific Zone
- Hermosa
Beach (Playa Hermosa)
- Coco Beach
(Playas del Coco)
- Ocotal Beach
(Playa Ocotal)
- Culebra
Bay (Bahía Culebra)
- The Murcielagos
Islands (Islas Murciélagos)
- Flamingo
Beach (Playa Flamingo)
- Santa Catalina
Island (Isla Santa Catalina)
The
Central Pacific Zone
- Tambor Beach
(Playa Tambor)
- Montezuma
Beach (Playa Montezuma)
- Manuel Antonio
Beach (Playa Manuel Antonio)
The
Southern Pacific Zone
- Dominical
Beach (Playa Dominical)
- Uvita Beach
(Playa Uvita)
- Ballena
Beach (Playa Ballena)
- Caño
Island (Isla del Caño)
- Drake Bay
(Bahía Drake)
The
Caribbean Zone
- Cahuita
Beach (Playa Cahuita)
- Puerto Viejo
Beach (Playa Puerto Viejo)
- Punta Cocles
- Punta Uva
- Manzanillo
Beach (Playa Manzanillo)
- Uvita Island (Isla Uvita)
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