This dive site, Shangri-La, is an easy and shallow dive located conveniently close to the Marina San Carlos in Mexico. Divers will explore a huge underwater wall adorned with large broken boulders, offering an interesting topography. A highlight is a beautiful, open swim-through that adds an exciting element to the navigation. There is no historical information provided, but its name suggests a serene, hidden paradise.
The marine life here is diverse, with small soft corals flourishing inside the swim-through. Divers have reported sightings of the elusive frogfish, adding to the site's unique appeal. Schools of snappers are a common sight, along with octopus. The sandy bottom is home to various blennies, gobies, and stingrays.
While no specific best time to visit is mentioned, the site's shallow nature makes it enjoyable for most of the year, although it can experience strong swells. Its ease and depth make it ideal for beginners, snorkelers, and freedivers seeking a vibrant, accessible underwater experience. Divers should be mindful of potential swell conditions which might affect comfort.
