Depth 5 to 11 meters (15 to 335 feet). Small coral structure located no more than two minutes of navigation in a coastal zone free of swells and currents, it is ideal for skills dives such as perfect buoyancy and Open Water certification courses.

Depth from 11 to 60 feet (5 to 18 meters) Small reef ridge dominated by branching elkhorn corals. Due to its year-round calm conditions, Bajo Alicia is ideal for all levels of scuba and freediving certifications. Here we can see the annual coral expansion.

Depth: 7 to 21m. A journey through channels of stellate coral (montastrea) and calcareous sand floors. From the reef crest to the slope, where we will find large coral rocks populated by black corals and sponges.

The reef platform of the northern sector of the island descends in a wall that goes from 8 to 21 meters deep. On the way down, the reef forms coral ledges with limestone sandy bottoms, where nurse sharks are frequently found.

At this site the reef platform changes direction at a narrow angle making it the most northern vertex of the reef, from 8 to 22 meters deep the large massive coral formations create a channel trajectory in which different species accompany us.

Depth 18 to 30 meters (60 to 100 feet) Located 10 kilometers northeast of Isla Fuerte Burbujas is the first of the three far shelf reefs we dive. It is an underwater mud volcano that rises from 120 meters depth reaching with its small crater up to 18 meters.

Ideal place for diving for beginners, it has an area of 5 to 6 meters deep and allows you to advance to a 16 meters deep cliff that has a white sand floor, good visibility.

One of the most beautiful places in the area is a small reef in the middle of a large portion of area, which makes the fauna is concentrated in the sector.

It is located on a coral reef ledge, it is a ledge in the reef that connects with the Mangle Island, so it presents a beautiful landscape that leads to deeper waters, its corals form imposing structures.

Beautiful place with a ridge that reaches 20 meters deep, the upper part is 7 meters deep, with lots of corals, sponges and fish.