6 PARED DE LA ISLA DE SAN ANDRES

This dive site, 6 Pared de la Isla de San Andrés, offers a beautiful and simple dive suitable for divers of all skill levels. The dive is characterized by its varied landscapes, starting with the namesake rock wall, which features numerous nooks and crannies teeming with life, perfect for exploring with dive lights. The site also includes Posidonia meadows full of small fish. A highlight is a crack in the middle of the dive, running from 15m to 5m depth, offering an unexpected abundance of marine life. Marine life at this site is diverse. You can expect to see a variety of fish species, along with crustaceans and other invertebrates hidden within the crevices and within the Posidonia meadows. The specific species will vary depending on the season, but you are likely to see a range of common Mediterranean species. The best time to visit is likely during the warmer months (spring and summer), when the water is clearer and warmer, and marine life is more abundant. It's advised to check the local weather and sea conditions before diving. This dive site is well-suited for both scuba divers and freedivers, particularly those who enjoy exploring varied landscapes and seeking out smaller, hidden creatures. It's recommended to use a dive light to fully appreciate the nooks and crannies.