A remote, uninhabited island lying far off Costa Rica’s Pacific coast, Cocos Island is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the greatest diving destinations on earth. Its waters teem with hammerhead sharks, rays and pelagic life on a spectacular scale, making it a legendary bucket-list destination for divers and adventurers.
Reaching this remote island is a genuine expedition, a voyage across open ocean rewarded by an underwater world of almost unrivalled richness. The island is famous above all for its vast schools of scalloped hammerhead sharks, along with whale sharks, manta rays, dolphins and an abundance of marine life found in few other places.
Cloaked in dense tropical rainforest and ringed by dramatic cliffs and waterfalls that tumble straight into the sea, the uninhabited island is a pristine wilderness both above and below the water. Its protected waters preserve one of the most extraordinary marine ecosystems on the planet.
Ashore the island remains wild and untouched, a protected national park of exceptional natural beauty. Its remoteness and richness are exceptional.
With its hammerhead sharks, pristine waters and remote wilderness, Cocos Island is one of the greatest dive destinations on earth. Guests can encounter vast schools of sharks, witness abundant pelagic life and experience a genuine and unforgettable expedition into the wild Pacific.
