James Bay
James Bay lies on the northwest coast of Santiago and is described as an easy yet interesting dive without current. Its cold water supports species usually limited to Isabela, among them horn sharks, sea pens and sand anemones. A colony of fur seals and sea lions makes for playful encounters. Scorpionfish, seahorses, moray eels and puffers round out the dive.
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