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San Andrés, San Andres and Providencia, Colombia
Cargo ship, sunk in the late 80s at the initiative of the Chamber of Commerce and the National Army of Colombia, as promotion of diving in San Andres Island, it attracts tourists from all over to go diving beneath the Ocean off of San Andrea’s island Colombia and gives you the opportunity to see what the sea is like a few miles out of the main island of San Andreas
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There are small islands off the coast of San Andres called Rocky Cay and Johnny Cay.
Wreck Diamond with a depth of 12 m, accessible from the shore. If you scroll down to 90 degrees, you will discover a shipwreck. If you take a closer look at the area, you will notice its rocky shore with direct access to the sea.
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This point is ideal for diving; it is recommended to do it under the supervision and instructions of a local though. In this sector, you will also find the hotel boutique Playa, a quiet and ideal site to watch the sunset.
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A diving holiday on San Andrés Island is possible for all levels of divers due to the diversity of the sites with caves, coral gardens and drop-offs, in a profusion of turtles, butterflyfish, angelfish, and boxfish.
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San Andrés is a coral island in the Caribbean Sea. In contrast, Johnny Cay is much more popular and has some of the best views. Snorkeling is the best here, with tons of colorful fish and marine life. There is also a little park on Johnny Cay, home to lizards and colorful birds.
Shipwreck near the cay, which you can see from shore. Or, you can rent jet skis or kiteboards and get even closer.
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From the shallow beach of Cocoplum Bay in San Luis, you can walk to Rocky Cay, capped with vegetation, 200 m from the shore and the rusty wreck of a boat stranded on the reef serves as a landmark for snorkeling.
A view from Google Maps giving you an idea of where San Andreas is
Diamond Cantil, to the north, allows the flight over large reefs on a sandy bottom.In the south, turtles have taken up residence in El Padi Cantil, a coral garden. A drift dive is carried out to reach the Diamond wreck, further on.
The prettiest part for diving is located between West View and Piscinita. With a car and your snorkeling equipment, go to El Faro.
Wreck of a small sailboat serves as an artificial reef in the coral, 10 m deep, but it's at the edge of the drop-off, more than 45 meters down, that the fish concentrate.Take easy walks for diving or snorkeling at La Piscinita, La Rocasa, Montanita, West Point, Bajo Bonito Cantil, Dedos de Morgan, and Big Channel, beautiful bright coral gardens in the 10m depths, with slopes that reach 30 to 40 minutes, with angelfish and parrotfish.
