Brules
Contributor
Don't forget to bring a flashlight day or night......lots of stuff to see in cracks, crevices and holes!!!! Sleeping Octos are much easier to find sometimes with a light!
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I don't know if it has been destroyed by storms or not, but there used to be a cool little shore dive at the El Cid Hotel dock. There was an airplane that was apparently "crashed" for a movie many years ago and it is (was) about 50 yards offshore (about "11 o'clock" from the dock) and in about 50' of water.
That's too bad. It was a cool (and easy) dive. Thanks for the update.That airplane looked like a broken shopping cart well before Hurricane Wilma in 2005. What was left is gone now.
Dave Dillehay
Aldora Divers
I've enjoyed shorediving right at Villa Aldora. Lots of macro photo opportunities. You can spend hours of great shallow shore diving there.
Cheers.
+1 on that Dave. We have enjoyed not onlly diving with Aldora, but being able to dive at the villa. A very nice dive, thank you!Yes, it is a great shore dive, especially at night in the habitat of my 4 destroyed docks. Easy in, easy out with stairs. We also keep very small HP80 tanks there at all times and anyone diving with Aldora, no matter where you are staying are welcome—free of course!
Dave Dillehay
Aldora Divers
best shore diving is right at SCC. When we go there, we dive the house reef at least once a day, sometimes twice.
My video tour: