This site is full of coral reefs, canyons, swims-through, and arches. Depth is in between 7 and 14 meters. This site is great for a refresher dive to work on buoyancy, or for more advanced divers to explore around.

2 jet skis sunken on purpose at 60ft at the bottom of a coral pinnacle. Great for pictures and also for navigation, to go from one coral head to another one

Located off Playa Las Ballenas, Cuevitas is a succession of small tunnels that are very easy to navigate, where you can see the way out as soon as you enter. You can visit both sides if you have good air consumption.

Close from the Ballenas Islands, “Cinco Metro“ is a dive site beginning at 2m deep and slowly going down until 6m. Perfect place for snorkeling and first-time dives!

Las Terrenas offers a variety of underwater landscapes in the form of canyons, caverns, coral reefs, and walls. Some areas are known for shoals of Bermuda chubs, others for their plentiful marine life and a variety of hard and soft coral.

This site has long lines of coral reefs at 24/28m deep. There is also a small wreck on the bottom of the descent line. This big coral area is easily accessible for any advanced diver/course.

Dolphin is an easily accessible wreck surrounded by sand at 26/30m deep. A descent line is fixed on one side. Few holds and the cockpit are open. Some small coral heads are also close, giving to this dive a very relaxing sentiment.

El Ferry is a 30-meter long wreck sitting at 10m deep. Easy access is with 2 descent lines on each extremity. There is a possibility to swim under it, from the propeller to the bow, or enjoying an easy dive exploring all the small cavities where billions on fishes are hidden.

La Farola is a 25-meter deep wall. The dive can be between 12 and 20 meters deep. Explore as many of the small holes on the wall as you can where you can find surprises.

Cabo Cabron National Park dives are well worth the trip and amongst the best in the country. Scenery is breathtaking and the dark blue color of the water is amazing. The wall starts at 6m (20ft) and goes all the way down to 30+ meters (100ft).