This dive site, Meros, is a very shallow and relaxed dive site located in Costa Rica, specifically celebrated for its excellent macro photography opportunities. With a maximum depth of just 12 meters and an average depth of approximately 6 meters, it offers easy and stress-free navigation, making it a perfect choice for a second dive of the day. There is no specific historical background or unique underwater navigation story associated with this site.
The marine life at Meros is vibrant and diverse, offering a rich tapestry for underwater explorers. Divers can frequently encounter fascinating creatures such as octopus, various species of nudibranchs, and the often elusive frogfish. The site is also home to numerous moray eels, a variety of pufferfish, and occasionally, majestic eagle rays can be spotted passing through the area.
The best time to visit Meros is generally during Costa Rica's dry season, from December to April, when water conditions and visibility are typically at their peak. Its shallow nature makes it exceptionally suitable for both snorkelers and freedivers, providing ample opportunities to observe marine life close to the surface. Divers are encouraged to move slowly and meticulously to fully appreciate the abundant small creatures and photographic subjects present at this site.
