DIVES IN PUERTO DEL CARMEN
Here, there are dives where we can find curious underwater landscapes of volcanic lava, caves, white sand and abundant life.
LA CATEDRAL
Entry by Playa Chica and free descent to the drop off at 20 meters. Down and to the left side we can find the Cathedral. The Cathedral is a huge dome full sponges, Knobby corals, anemones and Tube worms . As we ascent over the reef we will see a beautifull bubbles courtain coming up from the bottom providing a very special view of the blue ocean.
CORAL NARANJA
From the arch, we leave the reef on the left side forming a canyon with a large cave at its base, with a big branch of orange coral hunging like a lamp. We find there many small caves with narval shrimps.
CUEVA DE LAS GAMBAS
We start on the deck, diving along the sand slope up to the reef. From here we descent up to 40 meters we can find a carvern where thousands of shrimps run alon the ceiling toguether with the groopers that want to eat them.
WAIKIKI
Entry from the boat. We start the dive going down along the line. We descend leaving a group of rocks on the side. We get the sand slope up to the reef . At 18 meters, under a ledge grows a beautiful branch of Orange Coral. We follow the reef where we´ll find plenty of groupers, nudibrachs and is a perfect place to find also angel sharks and butterfly rays. At around 28 meters there is a cave with a hanging anemone and the beautiful Fary basslet.
RICHIE'S PLACE
The dive begins at the line of buoys that mark the beach swimming area. At the bottom descend down the reef to the small arch formed in the rock. From there, follow the reef to the left and just a few meters away, you will find a placard in honor of Richard that give its name to this dive.
VERIL DE FARIONES
Along this reef we can do many different dives, specially deep dives. At the bottom of the big wall we find the black coral forrest at over 60 meters deep within just a few minutes swimming form the beach is perfect for technical divers.We find here huge dusky groupers and giant anemones.
PECIOS DEL BARRANCO DEL QUÍQUERE
These three fishing boats are made out of wood and were built during the last century with the intention of taking to the oceans to steal fish from it; paradoxically, they have ended their days at the bottom of the ocean, housing the creatures that were in times past its prey. The two shallowest boats are found almost completely intact. Contrary to this, the deepest one has a ghostly appearance, with its framing coming out of the keel like the ribs of a spinal column.