Isla Catalinas are a group of islands formed by the volcanic rocks that emerged to the surface off the Flamingo Bay, displaying an excellent environment and setting for our abundant marine life. Usually, we are able to observe underwater huge manta rays, white tip reef sharks, spotted eagle rays, devil rays, schools of rays with cow noses, as well as schools of jacks and grunts. The bottom is mostly volcanic and the average maximum depth is 70 – 80 feet. Visibility, currents and conditions in general tend to change every day. Currents, when present, are not strong, divers drift with it and the boat follows to pick them up at the end of the dive. Visibility varies from 30 feet to 60-70 feet, depending on the day and the season.
This voyage includes two immersions and tanks, water and snacks.
Rate: 110 USD per person.