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Snorkeling and Scuba Diving at Montana de Oro Beach
This beach is a nice destination for the day-- plenty to see for a two-tank dive. The underwater scenery is quite rocky, especially around the point where fish, abalone and crab abound.
If coming from Highway 101, take the Los Osos Valley Road exit to the North (3 miles South of San Luis Obispo). If coming from Morro Bay, take the Bay Blvd exit South from Highway 1, and turn right on Los Osos Valley Road. Los Osos will merge into Pecho Road. After the merge, drive for 3.8 miles to the park entrance.
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Adam Murphy
Mar 20, 2010, 12:00 AM
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Well I see it's been a while since anyone has left a comment on this site. Today's dive was amazing! Had about 20+ feet of visibility, and there was plenty to see! We actually dove 2 tanks it was that good! We first started out on the left side and swam the whole reef. Saw numerous types of crab, lingcod big enough you could ski behind. Just a great dive! Second dive was a little more surgy on the top, but once we dropped down it wasn't bad at all! We did see a 4ft tiger shark that a crab was eating which was pretty sweet! I had heard a lot of bad things from the dive team about this site, but it pulled thru today! Amazing!
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