Marine invertebrates and reef fishes are also diverse. Easy to moderate dive due to occasional strong currents. Average depth 30 ft. A ferry boat that sunk in 1975 and is lying on the sandy bottom of San Lorenzo canal. Its 300ft. hull, covered with soft corals and mollusks, offers protection to many reef fishes and groupers.
Currents tend to be strong.
A moderate to advance dive site. Average depth 60ft. The diversity of reef and tropical fishes is greater than in any other island in the Sea of Cortez. Pelagic species are also abundant, i.e. green jacks, Mexican barracuda, strong fish and a small community of sea lions resides in the islet. This spot has several dive sites ranging from deep water reefs to remnants of sunken ships.