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| “Tapescos” Tangolunda This fascinating dive site is a gigantic rock formation standing on the seabed at 40m/130ft with it´s peak about 10m/30ft from the surface. It has everything from bizar outcroppings to canyons, holes, sand patches, walls and overhangs. A place to marvel at the big schools of Latin Grunts and Red Snappers passing by as well as Amber Jacks, groupers and the occasional Manta Ray. Although the sea is usually calm here, it´s a site for the more experienced diver, mostly because of the depth. |
“Punta Tejon” Chahué Impressive bottom composition with big limestone rocks often visited by Eagle Rays which pass by in pairs or schools with up to ten individuals. The depth here is 21m/70ft maximum and from the point you can follow the rocky bottom all the way up to Tejon beach if you want to and your air consumption allows you. In this shallower part you´ll still encounter various amazing rock formations with a variety of fish and sometimes turtles. In the sand you can usually find Stingrays.
