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Cape Marshall

Also known as: Cabo Marshall

Cape Marshall lies on the east coast of Isabela at the end of a lava flow from Wolf volcano. The dive is a drift along a very steep slope of boulders and lava ridges with some black coral, north to south or the reverse depending on the current. Giant mantas, schools of mobulas, eagle rays, barracudas and sharks are the attractions. Liveaboards usually spend several dives here, often after visiting Darwin and Wolf.

Divesite facts

Categories
Wall
Usual dive
Drift dive

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wall manta rays mobula rays hammerhead sharks barracuda eagle rays black striped salema boat dive

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