La Depuradora
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It is a wall dive with a sandy bottom. The maximum depth is 24 meters. It is accessed from the coast. The south side is a wall where sponges and anemones are usually seen. The north side is an area with many algae where nudibranchs and seahorses hide.
In the algae and rocks area, you can usually see nudibranchs and if you are lucky, seahorses. Moray eels, scorpionfish, starfish and sponges are usually seen year-round.
Dive Activity & Environmental Conditions
Top Wildlife Sightings
Most frequently spotted marine life based on dive logs
#1
Octopus
307
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#2
Nudibranch
250
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#3
Lobster
228
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#4
Moray Eel
220
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M
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#5
Grouper/Basslets
171
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#6
Shrimp
140
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M
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#7
Common Seahorse
138
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M
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N
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#8
Spiny Lobster
125
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M
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#9
Scorpionfish
112
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M
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#10
Crab
108
Total Sightings
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