Bajón del Río
★★★★★
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Three huge mushroom-shaped volcanic rocks, formed after thousands of years of waves and currents, rise from the sandy bottom at about 15m deep creating a unique landscape. The games of light between the sand and the overhangs, cracks and lava rocks, as well as the abundance of life, create a magical atmosphere
Banks of breams, dreamfishes and jacks are hovering under the mushrooms, barracudas and amberjacks above; moray eels, lobsters, nudinbranches and prawns in the cracks, rays on the sand
Dive Activity & Environmental Conditions
Top Wildlife Sightings
Most frequently spotted marine life based on dive logs
#1
Grouper/Basslets
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#2
Barracuda
104
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#3
Stingrays
75
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#4
Moray Eel
74
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#5
Trumpetfish
38
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#6
Lobster
22
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#7
Parrotfish
19
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#8
Nudibranch
15
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#9
Octopus
13
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#10
Angel Shark
9
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