This dive site, known as North Wall - San Pedro, offers a beautiful wall diving experience. Located off Isla San Pedro Mártir in Mexico, it features intriguing underwater formations and extensive black coral forests that adorn the wall. While specific historical details or navigation guides are not provided, the site is known for its excellent conditions for macro observation, making it a popular choice for divers focused on smaller marine life.
The marine life at North Wall - San Pedro is particularly rich in macro subjects. Divers can expect to encounter nudibranchs of every imaginable size and color, making it a prime location for macro photography. In addition to these colorful mollusks, the site is home to various blennies and gobies. The prominent black coral forests contribute significantly to the site's unique ecosystem and visual appeal.
The water temperature consistently stays in the low 80s, offering comfortable diving conditions year-round. This site is also noted as being good for those pursuing deep dive certifications, allowing for exploration down to its maximum depth. For both scuba divers and freedivers, focusing on macro details and the intricate wall topography will enhance the diving experience.
