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Located off the serene Mangle Island in the San Bernardo Archipelago, Nautilus is a dive site enchanted by its tranquility, biodiversity, and pristine underwater landscape. At depths ranging from 8 to 14 meters, this reef is ideal for beginner and intermediate divers and perfect for those seeking a relaxing experience steeped in natural beauty. The seabed is decorated with branching corals, sea fans, anemones, and sponges, attracting hundreds of small species: butterflyfish, surgeonfish, crabs,…
Located off the serene Mangle Island in the San Bernardo Archipelago, Nautilus is a dive site enchanted by its tranquility, biodiversity, and pristine underwater landscape. At depths ranging from 8 to 14 meters, this reef is ideal for beginner and intermediate divers and perfect for those seeking a relaxing experience steeped in natural beauty. The seabed is decorated with branching corals, sea fans, anemones, and sponges, attracting hundreds of small species: butterflyfish, surgeonfish, crabs, nudibranchs, and the occasional turtle that wanders among the formations. The calm waters and clear visibility make Nautilus a perfect spot for underwater photography and contemplative diving. Nautilus lives up to its name: it's a space where time slows down and marine life reveals itself at its most delicate and harmonious. Explore Nautilus and feel the sea embrace you.
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