This dive site is known for its unique underwater landscape. At the bottom, up to three boilers from different wrecks provide a compelling feature, giving the area its name. Alongside these boilers lies the remains of a steamboat, significantly deteriorated but offering an interesting exploration opportunity. The site includes large stone blocks that create passages and nooks where divers can discover hidden details. It’s a place for careful navigation through various structures, each holding its own stories and surprises. This dive offers a chance to explore remnants from different historical periods within one location.
Las Calderas
Explore historic ship boilers and a steamboat wreck.
Boat Access
16m Avg Depth
20m Max Depth
About this dive site
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Things to Note
Difficulty:
Intermediate
Requires good buoyancy and navigation around wreck structures and passages.
Hazards:
currentboat trafficentanglement
Current Strength:
Variable
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