Punta Lobería
The Crusoe Island Lodge describes a lively dive over a rocky seabed that steps down in several platforms. Schools of pampanito and other fish stay close to the rocks, and the occasional sea lion may join the divers. Between about 20 and 27 m lie two large anchors attributed to the Speedwell, the ship of Captain George Shelvocke that was wrecked at the island in 1720. Chile's tourism board names Punta Lobería as one of the island's most famous dive spots and a place to swim with sea lions.
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