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Some years ago a small ship was broken up and sunk near the port of Santa Marta. Since then the place has become an attraction for diving tourism. The first fraction was 2 m deep, where diving generally begins; the second about 6 m deep from where you can continue skirting the reef and find the last part between 14 and 16 m. Generally the route is made round trip Difficulty level: low Maximum depth: 18 m Experience level: minimum (mini-course respecting depth standards).
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