Polo Beach: 2 Dives

Polo Beach is lush with underwater caverns and rock formations brimming with a diversity of marine life. Diving in this challenging site is limited to July through September, when the seas are calmer and the swell less agitated. Bordering the open sea, you can see large morays and all kinds of crustaceans in addition to all the fish swimming past the continental shelf. BDCs Divemaster loves to explore the caverns of these secluded waters and enjoys navigating through currents and passageways lined with thriving sea life. An underwater labyrinth of rock passages, caverns and swimthroughs. This site gives the feeling of a well-lit cave dive, but direct access to the surface is available throughout 90% of the canyons. Coral growth (and diving) is limited in this area, due to turbid water conditions and large swell for most of the year. July-September see calmer seas, making this site accessible. When it's on, it's ON - this site looks like the set of an adventure movie. Large pelagics cruise these secluded waters, and the system of passages is packed with little nooks where giant morays, crusteaceans, and all manner of other things lie in wait. This site borders on the open sea with the continental shelf just offshore; anything could swim by.