Cocos Island, Costa Rica
    Parc national de l'île Cocos

    Lobster Rock

    Protected Area

    Parc national de l'île Cocos

    Why dive here

    With 288+ marine species recorded in the area - including blacktip reef sharks, blue sharks, dolphins, eagle rays and giant moray eels - Lobster Rock offers some of Cocos Island's richest diving.

    Marine lifeBlacktip Reef Sharks, Blue Sharks, Dolphins, Eagle Rays and Giant Moray Eels · 288+ species recorded
    StandoutExceptional marine biodiversity

    Lobster Rock gives you exactly what it promises: plenty of lobsters tucked into the crevices. This rocky pinnacle is a great spot for finding critters like moray eels and white-tip reef sharks, which often rest on the sandy bottom nearby. We've found the currents here can pick up, so it's best suited for divers comfortable with a bit of a drift. It’s a solid, dependable Cocos dive.

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