A totally pelagic environment, rising from thousands of feet/ meters to 160 ft / 46 mts, just out of our recreational dive depth limits. Here we plan a drift dive over one of the shallowest points on the bank. Drifting at around 120 ft/ 36 mts we can encounter huge schools of fish. This is one of the key reproduction sits in the whole Eastern Pacific Corridor and is swept by the main oceanic currents that form part of the areas uniqueness. Huge schools of giant Amber Jack can be observed, along with various species of Snapper and Jack. Larger predators loom out of the deeper water, Hammerheads, big Black Tips and the occasional Tiger Shark. Depth Range 120 ft / 35 mts.
