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Underwater Photo Location: Cape Marshall

Underwater Photo Location: Cape Marshall

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Rocky drift dive along wall.
Facts about Cape Marshall
  • It is in Ecuador
  • Cape Marshall is in the Pacific.
  • The typical depth is 50+ Metres 160+ Feet.
  • The typical visibility is 3-10 Metres 10-30 Feet.
Dive types
Liveaboardwalldrift

Marine Life
bigsmallsharksturtlesshoals


Photo facilities
wideangle

by Mark Thomas
Inquisitive sealion. Cape Marshall, Galapagos. 10.5mm.

by Mark Thomas
Frigate bird. Cape Marshall, Galapagos. S5 & 18-200mm.

by Alejandro Topete
Blenny in circle, Galapagos Ecuador

by Alejandro Topete
Hiding in Coral, Galapagos Ecuador

by Alejandro Topete
Two Fishes in Coral, Marshal Island Galapagos

by Alejandro Topete
Litle red Fish, Cape Marshall Galápagos

by Alejandro Topete
Bat Fish Red lips, Galápagos Ecuador

by Alejandro Topete
Smile Parrot Fish, Galápagos Ecuador

by Alejandro Topete
Juvenile Angel fish, Galapagos Ecuador

by Alejandro Topete
Red Lips Batfish, Marshall Island
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