This wall goes down 3000 feet in the Bay of San Lucas. The largest of the two famous sandfalls begins here at 100 feet. On the way there is abundant tropicals, octopus, schools of baracuda, sea fans and other sea life. Usually 40-50 friendly and playfull sealions that will swim with you. Definately a photo opportunity.
Beautiful wall dives with large schools of fish, sea fans, lobsters, moray eels, etc.
This dive is just off the small blowhole on shore but underwater there are various walls and caves inhabited by huge 300-500 pound Groupers, Manta Rays and Sea Turtles. A long mile reef with a large variety of tropical fish. 30-50 Feet Santa Maria Reef Crystal clear waters are all around this reef as well as schools of varied species of tropical fish. Out from shore 8 miles and 130 feet below the surface lies this underwater sea mound. Schools of Hammer-head Sharks, Whale Sharks, Devil Rays, Dolphins and many other species of fish abound.