Roca Sucia, also known as Dirty Rock, is a thrilling dive site located off the coast of Costa Rica. This advanced-level dive offers an unforgettable experience for experienced divers. With its crystal-clear waters and abundant marine life, Roca Sucia is a paradise for underwater photographers. The site is known for its impressive rock formations, swim-throughs, and vibrant coral reefs. Divers can expect to encounter a variety of marine species, including sharks, rays, and schools of tropical fish. This saltwater dive is a must-visit for those seeking an adrenaline-filled adventure in Costa Rica’s underwater world.
Roca Sucia, Dirty Rock
- Latitude: 10.4734
- Longitude: -85.8412
Roca Sucia, Dirty Rock
Ocean
Pacific Ocean
Type of water
Salt
Type of dive
-
Difficulty
Beginner
Wetsuit Thickness
7 mm
Visibility (avg)
4.2 m
Air Temperature (avg)
6.2 ºC
Water Temp. (avg)
10.3 ºC
Maximum depth (avg)
22 m
Dive time (avg)
43 mins
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