This dive site, known as Roca Peligrosa or Danger Rock, is a prominent pinnacle located approximately 3 kilometers south of the Catalina Islands in Costa Rica. Divers typically navigate by circling around the rock that breaks the surface. While no specific historical context is provided, its name suggests potential challenges or a striking presence in the local marine environment.
The site is home to a variety of common reef fish for the region. Lucky divers may encounter large schools of mobula rays, and sharks are also frequently sighted, making it an exciting location for marine life enthusiasts.
Roca Peligrosa offers both shallow and deeper sections, suitable for divers comfortable beyond their initial open water dives. It's generally advised against as a very first open water experience, but can be an excellent additional dive. For the best experience with mobula rays and sharks, it is advisable to consult local dive operators for seasonal insights and optimal viewing times.
