Just be careful of the currents. If they're ripping, it can be dangerous. But absolutely gorgeous. More

We really enjoyed this dive. It had elements of lush reef but also lots of fish. A nice combination of both. More

I would say this dive is a "must". Once down to approximately 60 feet, we started going through caves. All was pretty impressive: the visibility, life, colors of the reef, but no one was ready for the wall. Imagine you are standing on the very edge of the Grand Canyon, only now you can take a step and not fall... More

Santa Rosa Wall is a must see and do for all scuba divers. The reef is 60-80 feet down, which instantly drops off to a 400 ft wall. Looking into the abyss is absolutely amazing! More

This reef has a plethora of marine life, as you would suspect, but one of its coolest features is a large number of swim-throughs. You'll need to be an advanced diver to do them since they exceed the depth restriction for open water divers, however. The turtles apparently like using the tunnels, and we saw them eating or being cleaned... More

Hi, I'm from Brazil and when I decided to go to Mexico, I got a certificate to dive. My check out was in Angra dos Reis (Brazil). When I dived in Santa Rosa Wall, I can't beliave that place exists! It is a big wall with a lot of fish and the view is fantastic! One buddy toke some photos,... More