Costa Rica Scuba Diving from CA $261: Book the Right Scuba Diving Room in Costa Rica, Mexico and Central America

A lush green island with buildings on top, surrounded by calm blue waters.

Change your mind
Book hotels with free cancellation
Treat yourself
Sign in to save 10% or more on thousands of hotels
Sign in
Be picky
Search almost a million properties worldwide

Check availability on Costa Rica Scuba Diving

Tonight

Tomorrow

This weekend

Next weekend

Our top choices for Costa Rica hotels with onsite scuba diving

1. Hotel Riu Guanacaste - All Inclusive

Sardinal

Edyta Anna

2. Margaritaville Beach Resort Playa Flamingo

Cabo Velas

Raymond Paul Basel

CA $288 total

includes taxes & fees

Sep 6 - Sep 7

3. Hotel Riu Palace Costa Rica - All Inclusive

Sardinal

Noel

4. Occidental Papagayo - Adults Only - All inclusive

Sardinal

Antonio

CA $261 total

includes taxes & fees

Aug 26 - Aug 27

5. Ocotal Beach Resort

El Ocotal

Anonymous traveller

View all properties

Save an average of 15% on thousands of hotels when you're signed in

Top Costa Rica Hotel Reviews

Hotel Riu Guanacaste - All Inclusive

10/10 Excellent

"The place was beautiful the beach was very pretty and the food was decent. Entertainment was great! The place is really big so there is a lot of walking. We would definitely go back"

Occidental Papagayo - Adults Only - All inclusive

8/10 Good

"Overall, the resort itself is beautiful, the grounds are well maintained, and the food I had during the day was very good. There is definitely potential for a great vacation here, but my experience as a solo traveler was mixed. The staff were generally friendly, although I noticed the level of service often improved once they realized you were tipping. My biggest disappointment was the room assignment. I was told that because of the resort’s relationship with Travelocity, I would receive an amazing room. Unfortunately, that wasn’t the case. I was placed in one of the furthest buildings (rooms 12–17), far from the restaurants, pools, beach, and entertainment. The area was dark and isolated, which felt unsafe as a woman traveling alone. I would have expected solo travelers to be placed in a more central location. The wildlife was another major issue. Raccoons actually entered my room and took food that the resort had left on the table. It seemed like they were accustomed to entering guest rooms, and throughout the night I could hear raccoons and monkeys outside trying the door. It made me uncomfortable enough that I avoided going out after dark, which meant I missed the evening dining and entertainment I had paid for. I also booked an expensive fishing excursion through the tour company on-site and was very disappointed. I didn’t feel the experience was worth the cost, and as a woman traveling alone, I felt like I wasn’t given the same effort or attention I expected."