Las tetas
About Las tetas
This site is formed by a larger and smaller rock that together create a pinnacle about 2 km south-southeast of the Catalina Islands. The northern rock extends underwater to the north at roughly 10 m. Diving is generally along the rock faces with a wall-like profile, reaching a maximum depth of around 35 m. Marine life sightings can include whitetip reef sharks, schools of grunts, butterfly fish, puffer fish, and moray eels, with manta rays also possible.
Where Is Las tetas?
Las tetas Planning Details
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Reported Depth
10m - 35m
Depth Note
Northern rock extends underwater at around 10 m; maximum depth is around 35 m.
Safety & Access At Las tetas
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Key Hazards
Safety Notes
Max depth around 35 m; plan gas and depth limits accordingly. Sharks may be present.
Local Intel For Las tetas
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Scuba
Wall-style diving along the rocks with a maximum depth around 35 m.
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Exposure Profile at Las tetas
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