Las Piramides
About Las Piramides
Las Piramides features a series of east–west oriented slabs on the lower slopes of Mount Jaizkibel. Three larger stones rise from the bottom to shallows of about 8 m, creating a varied rocky seascape. The site is known for schooling fish and a mix of invertebrate and cephalopod life, with frequent sightings of nudibranchs, octopus and cuttlefish alongside conger eels and crustaceans.
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Las Piramides Planning Details
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Reported Depth
Up to 8m
Depth Note
Three large stones rise to a depth of up to 8 m.
Local Intel For Las Piramides
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Scuba
Rocky slabs and large stones provide a shallow-profile dive, with high points reaching around 8 m.
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Exposure Profile at Las Piramides
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