SSI Service Center Latin America

★★★★☆ El Chuncho

Just 5 minutes by boat from Pucusana or 20 minutes from Santa Maria, is the most famous diving spot in Lima, where most of the divers in the region learn to dive. It is a sufficiently protected bay so that the diving conditions are almost always optimal.

★★★★★ Cerro Partido

It is located southwest of “La Tiza”, around 5 min away from that point. It is ideal for any level of diving. The diversity is abundant. While the terrain and the geography is accessible.

★★★★☆ RADA LOBOS

Rock inhabited by sea lions all year round, although it is an observation point for marine mammals, it also houses a great variety of flora and fauna, as well as passages between the submerged rocks and small caves where you can pass and observe the associated encrusting fauna.

★★★★☆ La Tortuga

Diving area with rocky bottom and ravines, dropping in slope from 8 meters to 40 meters to a bottom of sand and boulders. The dive consists of Kelp forests or Huiro Palo (Lessonia trabeculata).

★★★★★ Pam Liguria, wreck

Wrecked in 1993 after a fire of great magnitude in the port of San Vicente, the wreck is found on its side and still with its complete structure.

★★★★★ Bajo el Raqui

Diving point advanced level, low that starts at 5 meters up to 25 to 30 meters on a vertical wall. It is possible to do different types of routes, through the forests of Huiro, free fall, on ladders.

★★★★☆ Gallinazo

Approximately 25 minutes by boat from Santa Maria and only 10 minutes from the Pucusana pier. It is an area where the sea hits directly, so a quick entry and descent from the boat are needed. Only for advanced divers.

★★★★★ La Lobera

Located on the northwest face of the Galapagos Island of Pucusana. Approximately 25 minutes by boat from Santa Maria and only 10 minutes from the Pucusana pier. It is an area where the sea hits directly, so a quick entry and descent from the boat is needed. Only for advanced divers.

★★★☆☆ Baja Huaman

Located on the northwest face of the Galapagos Island of Pucusana. Approximately 25 minutes by boat from Santa Maria and only 10 minutes from the Pucusana pier. It is an area where the sea hits directly, so a quick entry and descent from the boat is needed. Only for advanced divers.

☆☆☆☆☆ Baja Loca

It is a deep dive that is done with a low. It is required to be advanced or expert to be able to dive, it has a sandy and rocky bottom. It can reach up to 22 meters deep.

★★★★★ Carbón

Diving for all types of certification. It has a sandy bottom. This can reach a minimum depth of 6 meters and a maximum of 14 meters. Night dives are possible.

★★★★★ Kicker Rock / Léon Dormido, San Cristobal, Galapagos

León Dormido, a gigantic rock formation rising out of the ocean, is a “sleeping lion.” The remains of a lava cone split in two, it is also known as “Kicker Rock.” Located off the coast of the island of San Cristóbal.

★★★★★ Laguna de Apoyo 60m Spot

Laguna de Apoyo first official freediving spot. Water is warm, no thermocline, no current, and rarely any waves. Main training spot for Freediving Nicaragua. 60m clean available. Private mooring line, contact Freediving Nicaragua.

★★★★★ El Dado

It is located on the northwest face of the Galapagos Island of Pucusana. Approximately 25 minutes by boat from Santa Maria and only 10 minutes from the Pucusana pier. It is an area where the sea hits directly, so a quick entry and descent from the boat is needed. Only for advanced divers.

★★★★☆ Grano de Oro

Just 25 minutes by boat from the Pucusana SPA or 35 minutes from Santa María. It is a sufficiently protected bay so that diving conditions are almost always optimal.