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El Vencedor
1 dive45 ft depth
This famous shipwreck sits at a depth of 45 feet. Corals now completely cover the remaining structure. It is the primary location to find large groups of bull sharks during the winter months.
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Cabo Pulmo Scuba Dive Sites
Explore shipwreck depths, rocky outcrops, and a 20,000-year-old coral reef in the Gulf of California.
Cabo Pulmo National Park provides a strictly protected environment for scuba diving. Since 1995, fish biomass here has increased by over 460%. All in-water activities require a locally accredited guide and an authorized boat captain.
The marine park covers 7,111 hectares (27.5 square miles) and supports over 800 species of marine life. Winter brings large animals like bull sharks, while autumn offers the warmest water and highest visibility.
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El Islote
1 diveSea turtles
El Islote is a rocky outcrop known for its steep underwater topography. Divers frequently encounter sea turtles and massive schools of tropical fish here. Look closely at the rocky crevices to spot golden groupers and moray eels.
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El Bajo
1 diveReef dive
This reef dive features long fingers of coral heavily populated with marine life. The site attracts large pelagic fish and seasonal manta rays. Look out into the blue water away from the reef for passing rays and large amberjacks.
