Los Tubos, located in Manatí, is a fantastic shore dive suitable for all levels, including dive classes, snorkelers, and freedivers. Entry is easy via a former boat ramp, leading to a sandy and rocky bottom. The site is famous for its unique naturally forming arches and numerous old anchors, some dating back to the colonial era, providing interesting exploration opportunities. Depths range from 15 to 45 feet, making it ideal for practicing buoyancy control and macro photography.
Marine life at Los Tubos includes an abundance of small tropical fish and invertebrates. Divers frequently spot moray eels, stonefish, and octopus, with occasional sightings of stingrays and turtles. For the best experience, visit during calm weather to maximize visibility. Convenient amenities such as parking, showers, and gazebos are available, making Los Tubos a relaxed and accessible dive site.
