Costa Rica Discoverer
£2,545
Category: Languages
Duration: 4 weeks
Great for individuals who wish to improve their Spanish for work or University studies. You have 20 hours Spanish lessons each week with diving courses built-in around the learning. Adventure tours such as whitewater rafting and canopy tours can also be done at the weekends and are optional. It’s a great trip and all dive levels are welcome.
Find out more...Quepos, Costa Rica - Destination Guide
- Location
- Diving Conditions
- Travel Advice
Surrounded by beautiful bays and stunning dive sites, the two towns of Quepos and Manual Antonio are great places to learn Spanish, scuba dive and experience plenty of local culture.
Whether you’re a student in college, a professional in the field or a lifetime learner; our ‘Costa Rica Discoverer’ programme will provide you with the tools and guidance you need to achieve and surpass your Spanish and diving goals.
How many places in the world can you dive in a truly unexplored area? You can here! The Manuel Antonio coastline with its 12 islands, gives you the choice of dozens of local dive sites. The marine life is abundant; schools of Snapper, Jacks, Grunts and Barracuda can be seen on many dives. In addition, you can expect to see Reef Sharks, Giant Manta Rays, Sting Rays, Sea Turtles, Mantas, Hammerheads and sometimes even whales!
| Visas | British nationals do not require a visa to enter Costa Rica and can stay as visitors for up to three months. Passports should have a validity of more than six months from the date of entry. |
| Vaccinations | Please visit www.netdoctor.co.uk for more information or consult with your local GP for professional advice. |
| Getting there... | London to USA City (e.g. Miami or Houston), USA to San Jose and then San Jose to Quepos (internal flight with Fly Sansa or Nature Air). |
| Weather / Climate | The coolest months are from November to January and the warmest are from March to May. There are also dry and wet seasons to consider. The dry season runs from January through May and the rainy season from May to November and December. We recommend January to July as the best time to go for the diving and climate. Dive guide:- The waters off the coast of Quepos/Manuel Antonio is high in nutrient content and supports a wide variety of marine species. Mantas, dolphins, sharks and even whales can be seen in these waters! Visibility is okay. Expect 15m visibility on most dives. |
| Travel Advice | Click here for FCO Travel Advice for this country |