Roca de Morrosquillo

Roca de Morrosquillo is an intermediate dive to 30 meters at an offshore rock formation in the Gulf of Morrosquillo, Colombia. This submerged rocky pinnacle rises from the deeper Caribbean floor, creating a magnet for marine life in the open water. The rock is colonized by sea fans, sponges, and hard corals, while large schools of fish, barracuda, and occasional eagle rays circle the formation. The exposed position and depth provide a more adventurous dive in this relatively unexplored section of Colombia's Caribbean coast.