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Brian Goldthorpe Dived in El Cabron

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Gran Canaria, Canary Islands

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Picture taken at El Cabron. Uploaded by Brian Goldthorpe on Jul 31, 2018 Picture taken at El Cabron. Uploaded by Brian Goldthorpe on Jul 31, 2018 Picture taken at El Cabron. Uploaded by Brian Goldthorpe on Jul 31, 2018 Picture taken at El Cabron. Uploaded by Brian Goldthorpe on Jul 31, 2018 Picture taken at El Cabron. Uploaded by Brian Goldthorpe on Jul 31, 2018 Picture taken at El Cabron. Uploaded by Brian Goldthorpe on Jul 31, 2018
Picture taken at El Cabron. Uploaded by Brian Goldthorpe on Jul 31, 2018
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Picture taken at El Cabron. Uploaded by Brian Goldthorpe on Jul 31, 2018 Picture taken at El Cabron. Uploaded by Brian Goldthorpe on Jul 31, 2018 Picture taken at El Cabron. Uploaded by Brian Goldthorpe on Jul 31, 2018 Picture taken at El Cabron. Uploaded by Brian Goldthorpe on Jul 31, 2018 Picture taken at El Cabron. Uploaded by Brian Goldthorpe on Jul 31, 2018 Picture taken at El Cabron. Uploaded by Brian Goldthorpe on Jul 31, 2018 Picture taken at El Cabron. Uploaded by Brian Goldthorpe on Jul 31, 2018 Picture taken at El Cabron. Uploaded by Brian Goldthorpe on Jul 31, 2018
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avatar Brian Goldthorpe 6 years ago
This is a fun dive to 12m maximum, beginning with an easy walk from the beach; we then follow the reef out towards the headland, which forms the natural shelter for the bay. As conditions here are invariably calm this makes it the perfect site for beginners or trainees, and those of you who have been out of the water for some time. Yet many experienced divers and underwater photographers also enjoy the bay because of the diversity of life and excellent light conditions There is a wide range of sea-life ranging from the ever present shoals of atlantic and blue-fin damselfish, bream, parrotfish, wrasse, lizardfish and pufferfish. More diligent searching will reward the diver with clams, razorfish, juvenile barracudas, trumpetfish, wide-eyed flounders, common stingrays, octopus, as well as cuttleFish and many other species. In spring many predators enter the bay at night to feed on the spawning fish. Some stay during the day giving close-ups of stingrays, anglesharks, barracuda and weaver fish Visibility will rarely fall below 15m making this a nice easy dive full of variety and interest.