BEAGLE ROCKS

These three large exposed rocks located on the southeast of Santiago Island, about 1 1/2 hours from the channel. This beginner to intermediate drift dive begins along a underwater platform and leading to a sloped wall, covered with black coral and sea fans. This area has an abundance of fish including grunts, surgeonfish, yellowtail snapper, king angelfish, butterflyfish, creolefish, flag cabrilla, and schools of brown-stripped salema. Moray eels, golden eagle rays, golden cowrays, turtles, hammerheads and Galapagos sharks are frequent sites.

Beagle Rocks Diving Stats

Depth Range: 10-120 feet
Visibility: 30-60 feet
Current: Light to Moderate Surge: Variable
Difficulty: Beginner to Intermediate
Temperatures: Dec-Apr 74º-78º May-Nov 65º-72º
Access: Live Aboard or Day Tour

Beagle Rocks Dive Site Map

Beagle Rocks Dive Map

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