Known location for night diving. Here, the water drops to a depth of 70 feet, and the current is typically calm. Sharks frequently eat at night, but the peculiar-looking red-lipped batfish may be the highlight. These guys can’t swim well, so they gather at the bottom of the ocean. Although they are rather timid, the bats can be captured in superb images when they are using their pectoral fins to stroll on the beach.
What you need to know about Shark Bay, Galápagos The breathtaking walls of sharks from Galápagos pictures may be seen on Shark Bay on Wolf Island. This shark biomass needs to be seen to be believed. The currents are strong once more, so divers should seek out the secure shelter of underwater rocks to relax […]
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What you need to know about The Cave Dive Site, Galápagos The Cave is renowned as one of the finest and best diving locations in the Galápagos Islands. Here, you can spot Hammerhead and Galápagos Sharks. On some occasions, whale sharks are seen in this area. Interesting facts about The Cave Dive Site The Beltra’s […]
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