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Another spectacular dive spot in the Palancar system.
Palancar Caves is typically done as a first dive and visited as part of a multi-level drift dive, beginning fairly deep and typically reaching the recreational limit in order to explore the deeper reef, which is full with swimming caverns and tunnels. To finish your dive, you will then ascend the reef to the shallower section.
The pinnacles have grown to form tunnels and coral caverns with light streaming through, making navigation quite ea…
Another spectacular dive spot in the Palancar system.
Palancar Caves is typically done as a first dive and visited as part of a multi-level drift dive, beginning fairly deep and typically reaching the recreational limit in order to explore the deeper reef, which is full with swimming caverns and tunnels. To finish your dive, you will then ascend the reef to the shallower section.
The pinnacles have grown to form tunnels and coral caverns with light streaming through, making navigation quite easy, and the swim-throughs are simply magnificent.
There are several caverns and canyons throughout this length of the reef, and even after repeated dives, you will never be able to see them all.
Turtles, eagle rays (between December & April), and nurse sharks are typical sightings in this area.
The coral and sponges are the main attraction here.
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