Top 6 Water Activities to Add in Your Costa Rica Private Tour

It’s time to get wet! Costa Rica is famous for its watersports, and the best way to experience them is on a private tour. Here are some of the top water activities your Costa Rica private tour must include:

Free diving:

Free diving is a great way to experience the marine life and underwater topography of Costa Rica. To explore the diverse marine zones and underwater wildlife of Costa Rica, you can take a multiple-day PADI-free diving course. This empowering ability grants you the freedom to dive to depths of 10 meters (30 feet) on a single breath, without bulky scuba diving gear or air bubbles disturbing the view.

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Snuba:

Snuba is a mix of snorkeling and scuba diving, but no certification or experience is necessary. A scuba tank is placed in a free-floating raft and a pressurized hose is attached; this hose is your personal airline. The hose allows you to breathe underwater without carrying it around the tank. The liberating experience can be enjoyed by all ages and provides the chance to swim with giant mantas, eagle rays, turtles, sharks, and tropical fish.

Young Man Snorkeling in the Tropical Water

SUP Yoga:

Yoga fans in Costa Rica get a unique experience by combining yoga with stand-up paddle boarding. The classes usually take place in a protected bay area where the water is calm. Practicing yoga on a SUP board is fun and challenging; there’s nothing like doing savasana with the sound of the ocean ringing in your ears.

Young beautiful woman meditating in a sea at SUP paddleboarding. Healthy lifestyle. Girl in yoga pose relaxing in calm water.

Shark Diving:

Shark enthusiasts can find several spots in Costa Rica where they can dive with these graceful animals. The Bat Islands and Isla del Coco are two of the most famous shark-viewing spots, but there are other locations that support a large population of hammerheads and other species of sharks.

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Waterfall Rappelling:

Waterfall rappelling is one of the most breathtaking experiences in Costa Rica. Throw yourself down a waterfall and into a natural pool, surrounded by rainforest.

Side View Of Woman Rappelling Down Into Lake

Wind Surfing:

Lake Arenal is one of the premier windsurfing spots in the world. From October through May, consistent winds blow all day, making this blue lake a fantastic place for wind sports. Experienced and novice windsurfers alike can take lessons or rent equipment at two different launch sites on the lake. 

Kite Surfing

Call VA Expeditions today to book the best private tours to Costa Rica. We have a lot of water-based activities on offer – from white water rafting to snorkeling and scuba diving, there’s no shortage of ways to get wet and wild!

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