Dive Spot: Shark Shallows (Guanacaste, Costa Rica)

What many divers do not know is that the dive site consists of a series of five rock formations. The first two formations are visited by most divers with a maximum depth of 75 feet at the second rock The next three rock formations are rarely seen by most recreational divers due to air consumption. If you are a skilled breather then the other three rock formations are breath taking. Your depth continues to increase to 110 feet. Here is where you see lots of big rays and white tip sharks weaving between the rock structures and if your lucky you may have the opportunity to see the fast moving black tips that sometimes visit these formations.

Marine life that is commonly seen includes spotted eagle rays, common rays, moray eels, octopus, white tip sharks, large schools of fishes, turtles, and the rare black tip shark.