The Mystic Dive Center Scuba diving and snorkeling excursions in Costa Rica (www.mysticdivecenter.com) provides a variety of diving and snorkeling experiences for all levels and interests.

Ca'o Island Excursion Tours
Includes tanks, weight, boat, snack and guide. Box lunches are available from The Lookout restaurant.
2 tanks $145
3 tanks $175
Snorkeling $80
Note: a $12 per person fee for diving and $6 per person fee for snorkeling is included in Ca'o Island trip prices and goes toward the protection of Ca?o Islands' fragile environment on land and in water.
Depart from Mystic Dive Center at 6:30 am, returning at 4:00 pm

Ballena Marina National Park Excursion Tours
Dive includes tanks, equipment and guide. Snorkeling includes equipment and guide.
2 tanks morning or afternoon $80
Snorkeling morning or afternoon $45

PADI Certification Courses
Scuba Review Course in the LOOKOUT pool $50
Open Water Referral $160
Open Water - 4 dives at Ballena Nat'l Park $285
Open Water - 2 dives Ballena/2 dives Ca?o $350
Advanced Open Water $225
Medic First Aid Diver $75
Rescue Diver $300
Divemaster $450

Non-Certification Courses
Classes include all equipment and training
1 tank discover scuba diving (training in pool) $60
2 tank discover scuba diving $100
2 tank discover scuba diving (training in Ca?o Island) $150

Marino Ballena National Park
Price per person $40

Domincalito
Price per person $30

Note: All prices are per person and in US dollars unless otherwise noted. Prices are subject to change.

Non-Certification
1 and 2 tank dives and snorkeling in Ca'o Island National Reserve and Ballena Marine National Park. The Ca'o Island National Reserve protects an important marine environment (2700 marine hectares) that is inhabited by a large number of plants, corals and animals. The clear waters are home to many species of fish, invertebrate animals, algae and mammals like dolphins and whales. Ca'o Island is just a one-hour boat ride where divers can observe various underwater environments from coral reefs to the rocky coast. You can dive at three different sites around the island.

Ballena Marine National Park provides a perfect habitat for all kinds of marine animals and plants. Within its borders you'll find rock formations, small islands like "Isla Ballena" and the three sisters (Las Tres Hermanas) and coral reefs. Dolphins are often spotted and migrating whales can be seen in February and March. Tons of microorganisms from the Terraba River flow into the sea supplying food for many species of fish and their predators.

Note: All dive packages require a minimum of four people. All dives are weather permitting.