San Antonio Point
About San Antonio Point
San Antonio Point is a popular dive site north of a nearby marina. The shallows start with pebbles and rocks around 10 ft, then slope westward over larger boulders before ending on a sandy area around 30 ft. Marine life commonly seen includes angelfish, pufferfish and porcupinefish, with octopus in the shallows. Moray eels are frequent, and stingrays are found on the sand.
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San Antonio Point Planning Details
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Reported Depth
3m - 9m
Depth Note
Depths given as approximately 10 ft in the shallow rocky area, sloping to about 30 ft over boulders to sand.
Local Intel For San Antonio Point
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Scuba
Shallow dive over pebbles/rocks transitioning to boulders and finishing on sand in the 10–30 ft range.
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