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USA: Pacific Northwest - The cold, emerald waters of the Pacific Northwest are a real treat for Scuba diving. This region of the website includes dive sites and galleries in the Puget Sound, Hood Canal, the San Juans, and the Oregon and Washington coasts. Divers in the Pacific Northwest are presented a large variety of life, ample dive locations, and dynamic diving opportunities such as walls, bull kelp forests, drift dives and dive parks.
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Coral Reef
CA
Type: Saltwater-OpenOcean
Difficulty: Intermediate, Advanced
Entry: None Shore Entry , Boat Access
Attractions: Wall, Boulder Pile / Shelves, Kelp Forest

Coral Reef is Anacapa’s most popular deep dive and is know for the striking colors and beautiful macrography opportunities it provides to advanced SCUBA divers such as large gorgonian and cup corals, anemones, sponges and other magnificent invertebrates that blanket the rocky reef. Inside the kelp barrier, a sand channel separates two wide rocky fingers, each about 100 yards wide. Exiting the kelp, the bottom turns to a gently sloping rocky bottom that descends to 40’- 50’and end abruptly at the top of a wall that extends down to a the sandy bottom at 100’. Look up occasionally to see schools of yellowfin tuna that tend to circle the island.

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Agate Beach County Park
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