Roca Redonda
About Roca Redonda
Roca Redonda is a dive site off the northwest tip of Isabela Island, shaped by volcanic activity and known for underwater fumaroles. It is influenced by the cold Cromwell Current, making water temperatures low and exposure protection important. Divers may encounter sea lions along with pelagic fish and sharks, including scalloped hammerheads and Galapagos sharks, plus manta rays, barracudas, and jacks.
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Roca Redonda Planning Details
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Typical Conditions
Cold water conditions influenced by the Cromwell Current.
Safety & Access At Roca Redonda
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Key Hazards
Safety Notes
Cold water from the Cromwell Current makes full exposure protection advisable.
Local Intel For Roca Redonda
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On-the-ground
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Aquatic Life
Common sightings include sea lions, scalloped hammerheads, Galapagos sharks, manta rays, barracudas, and jacks.
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Exposure Profile at Roca Redonda
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Recent Logged Visits At Roca Redonda
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