Easy shallow entry gradually slopes to deeper waters. Due to the good depth variation, this can be a multi level dive. Great for dive training and beginner divers. Bottom consists of silt and various old wrecks, inluding an old army chopper (puma), school bus, a old plane, car, boat and various other interesting things placed in the water. Great for photography although when individuals with bad buoyancy kick up the silt, "back scatter" will be prominent in pictures. . Much to see and explore. This a very opportunity to consider doing an Altitude Specialty as it is 1200m above above sea level.
Miracle Waters Dive Info
Terrain & Features
Deep, Wreck, Inland, Drop Off, Other, Muck, Night, Rock, Wall
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