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Marina San Miguel
Dive Site Map and Information
The area and the overall lava rock formation are so big that we can easily do at least three different dive routes.
There’s a first shallow area that gently drops up to about 16 meters, perfect for beginners. The shallow waters of this site are home to numerous small fish and shellfish. You can also see angel sharks, rays and loads of Barracudas.
Night dives are amazing where it is possible to admire sand conger eels and red octopus, as well as rays, sharks, and moray eels hunting.
During the day it is possible to observe groupers, barracudas, bogues, sea breams and basses, grunts, parrotfishes, cuttlefishes, octopus, moray eels, porcupine fishes and angel sharks, seahorses, stingrays and eagle rays, nudibranchs and ghost shrimps.
The deeper side sinks up to about 27 meters, its best part is the prismatic rock formation, where a lot of Moray eels, Anemones, Octopuses and Nudibranchs seek protection.
Required Level
Suitable for divers at all levels of experience.
Dive Time
The dive time really depends on your air consumption since we do not define any dive time limits.
Depth
3-27 meters
Morphology
Artificial water breaker wall surrounded by reef paths on sandy bottom and huge lava rock formation including a canyon and small wrecks.
Wildlife Species
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