Dive in Colombia
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Barco Hundido San Andres and Providence islands, Colombia
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Big Channel San Andres and Providence islands, Colombia
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Blue Wall San Andres and Providence islands, Colombia
Spectacular wall!! starts 8m and ends far from 50 mts. But you can¥t see the bottom. Amazing corals. Amazing views. -
Caribaru Cartagena, Colombia
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El Oasis San Andres and Providence islands, Colombia
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La Paguera San Andres and Providence islands, Colombia
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La Piramide San Andres and Providence islands, Colombia
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Las Piedras San Andres and Providence islands, Colombia
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Morrito Largo Capurgana, Colombia
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Niko Cartagena, Colombia
Maximum diving depth of about 24 m / 80 ft and is suitable for all divers. Visibility is between 10-20 metres and access to the site is by boat. -
Penon Bobo Capurgana, Colombia
Start the dive next to rock's north wall and dive all the way to 60-70 ft.Head towards the reef (west).Then follow the reef and continue north until you find the entrance of a big cave.Enter the cave all the way to the end and you will find a tight exit. No dive light needed.You may exit the cave… -
Puerto Naito Baru Cartagena, Colombia
Most centres do cartagena diving excursions to this place, where there are no dangers, there are places that reach 12 metres deep but on average the depth is three meters, excellent visibility.Snorkelling is also good around Puerto Naito. -
Punta Baru Cartagena, Colombia
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Punta Norte San Andres and Providence islands, Colombia
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Salmedina Cartagena, Colombia
The place use to have diving clubs and schools.Is a place of archelogic interest.Is a oceanic reef formation with a big underwater plate and rocks, with two wrecks next to the base of a lighthouse. -
Trampa Tortuga San Andres and Providence islands, Colombia
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Turtle Rock Capurgana, Colombia
Some of the most fantastic sites, easily accessible and of moderate depths, for those who want to enjoy an exceptional submarine landscape and to observe, in very safe conditions, the life embedded in crevices and walls. Turtle Rock is an enormous rock in the upper toadstool, 40 ft in height; its… -
West Point San Andres and Providence islands, Colombia
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West view San Andres and Providence islands, Colombia
Easy dive with small caverns on the vertical shore wall. Very nice to little caverns penetration. Mostly of them are very safe to get in. There is a statue of Neptune on the sandy bottom which is great for photo opportunities.La costa es una peque?a pared vertical con cuevas peque?as. Es muy lindo… -
Sebastian Belalcazar Bahia Solano, Nuqui and Gorgona Island, Colombia
The Sebastian was scuttled by the Colombian navy in 2004 to create an artificial reef which would attract marine life. Now plump surgeonfish nibble the algae growing from the captain’s cabin as shoals of grunts swirl above and pufferfish nestle among white sea-fans in the front deck. A… -
Bahia Solano Bahia Solano, Nuqui and Gorgona Island, Colombia
Despite a slightly limited visibility, the diving conditions off the shores of Bahia Solano can be excellent, with warm waters and little current. Divers without experience of the Pacific will be interested in the unfamiliar habitat provided by these stony reefs. -
The Cathedral Malpelo, Colombia
Descend onto the pinnacle then enter the tunnel from a sandy bottom at 18 metres that almost reaches the surface on the other side. The tunnel walls are covered in corals and sponges. Inside the tunnel is full of many fish, which creates a mystic feeling. Enjoy diving at the church! You can see… -
Monster Face Malpelo, Colombia
This site is on the north side of Virginia's Altar, under what looks like the face of a monster, which seems to be looking at Malpelo from the North. Descend down the vertical wall where it's possible to see huge schools of hammerheads.There are also tuna, silky sharks, eagle rays, jacks, eels and… -
Castaway Coast Malpelo, Colombia
Loads of Creole fish, eels, sea bass, jacks and sea urchins but the best things to see are the pacific manta or school of hammerheads! -
The Freezer Malpelo, Colombia
Wall dive, with lots of hard corals and volcanic landscape.Massive schools of hammerhead sharks and other big pelagics.Look out for silkies, whale sharks, tuna, rays, eels and jacks. -
The Fridge Malpelo, Colombia
A small bay with a cleaning station for jacks and hammerhead.Lots of creole fish, eagle rays, silky sharks in the hundreds and maybe even a whale shark or two.Fabulous dive. -
La Gringa Malpelo, Colombia
The biggest rock on the south of Malpelo, swim through the cave in the pinnacle onto the three sea mounds where a big school of jacks hang out.Hammerheads frequent the area along with the illusive Galapagos shark, eagle rays, and tuna. -
The Twins Malpelo, Colombia
This site is two long parallel pinnacles that form a canyon that schools of hammerhead sharks and eagle rays tend to swim through.Look for scorpionfish and eels in the shallower depths or maybe a silky shark a bit deeper. -
Viginia's Altar Malpelo, Colombia
Also called 'The Reef', with large coral formations and lots of reef fish, snapper, bass, surgeonfish, angelfish, Morrish Idols and morays.Schools of barracuda and jacks are common and maybe the occasional hammerhead.
