Outward Bound Costa Rica: Scuba, Sea Turtles, Service & Sloths
Hosted by
- Costa Rica
- San Ramón
- Panama
- Bocas del Toro
Frequently asked questions
This program is open to participants aged 14 to 18.
The program runs for 15 days.
Yes, the program includes housing. Participants stay in tents or with a host family.
The program fee includes accommodation, activities, equipment, meals, snacks, transportation, water, and wifi.
This program is a multi-country program, visiting Costa Rica and Panama.
About Program
Combine your love for service and marine life on this incredible two-week course. Travel to the famous Caribbean archipelago of Bocas del Toro, Panama to begin earning your Scuba Diver or Advanced Scuba Diver certification. Head out by powerboat on a 3-day island-hopping service expedition. Stay overnight and discover the way of life for remote island communities. Transfer to the natural wetlands of San San Pond Sak where you will discover why local sea turtle populations are an endangered species. Get hands-on experience helping to release newly-hatched turtles, excavating old nesting sites, and completing night patrols to monitor mama sea turtles laying their eggs in the sand.
Additional activities on this course will include spotting elusive sloths at Sloth Island, wakeboarding and kneeboarding, exploring a limestone cave, enjoying the white sand beach of Playa Carenero, and conserving the environment through reforestration projects.
Program Highlights
- Scuba Diving
- Sea Turtle Conservation
- Sea Kayaking
- Sailing Tour
- Service Projects