AIDA Costa Rica has been in the spotlight since its establishment as the newest AIDA National Association in 2024, actively working to develop the freediving community in the country. With the organization of four AIDA competitions and more events scheduled, Costa Rica is fostering a vibrant environment for freediving enthusiasts in Central America. This growth not only highlights local interest in the sport but also positions Costa Rica as an emerging destination for international competitions.

One of the most anticipated events is the AIDA Pura Vida Challenge, set for January 2025, which promises to attract athletes from various parts of the world. The competition will take place at Marina Pez Vela, Quepos, focusing on depth disciplines and providing a platform for freedivers to showcase their talent in a breathtaking natural setting. The participation of both international and local athletes will help strengthen the freediving community in the country and enhance the sport’s visibility.

A BRIGHT FOR FREEDIVING IN COSTA RICA

Costa Rica’s recent inclusion in the AIDA circuit reflects a commitment to the development of freediving and the promotion of events that encourage participation. With plans for more competitions and a focus on training and supporting athletes, AIDA Costa Rica is laying the foundation for a strong future in the sport. The combination of ideal freediving conditions and a growing interest among young people promises to make Costa Rica a regional leader in this exciting discipline.

Moving forward, initiatives to involve more people in freediving will also emphasize safety and education on proper practices. As upcoming competitions approach, the freediving community in Costa Rica eagerly anticipates witnessing the growth of local talent and the country’s establishment as a key destination for the sport on the international stage.