Roca Elefante:

This is a very popular dive along a great stretch of shoreline for diving. A very distinctive "elephant" from natural rock marks the area. It is a good novice dive with depths approaching 60 meters (180 feet) but mostly 20-60 feet or 6-20 meters. Visibility here can be good if the swell isn't huge. You need a boat to reach this site. Seaward of the elephant rock is a cove with tunnels into the mountain and crevices you can swim through. There is also a lava shelf that protrudes past the rock and some submerged archways. It is close to the big Bufadora (the Devil's Hole). Marine life here includes schools of surgeonfish, king angels, puffers, zebra and jewel morays, parrotfish and stingrays.