This dive site, El Bajo, is located approximately 25 minutes by boat from Bahia Solano, Colombia. It is characterized by its unique underwater topography, featuring four main rounded rock formations with depths ranging from 8 to 10 meters, and three larger rocks descending to a maximum of 16 meters. While no specific history is provided, its geological structure offers a diverse underwater landscape for exploration.
El Bajo is renowned for its incredibly rich marine biodiversity, hosting a wide array of both resident and visiting species. Divers can expect to encounter magnificent pelagic creatures such as whale sharks and humpback whales, particularly during their respective seasons. In addition, the site is a haven for macro life, including various species of nudibranchs, alongside a multitude of reef fish and other invertebrates.
The best time to visit El Bajo largely depends on the marine life sought, with specific seasons for whale sharks and humpback whales. Its moderate depths make it suitable for both scuba divers and freedivers, offering excellent opportunities for underwater photography of both large animals and macro subjects. Divers should be prepared for potential currents given its offshore location.
