nudibranchs, Garibaldi, sheepshead and Sea Lions

Center of Heisler Park

Monument Point

Sea lions, Nudibranchs, sea Stars

Southern end of Heisler Park

Rock Pile

Mostly dive training

North end of Heisler Park

Picnic Beach

Invertebrates, Garaboldi Sheepshead, sea Stars

North End of Main Beach

Bird Rock

Student dive spot: Sand and rock bottom with Moray eels, Lobsters...
Best diving is on the outer edge of the reef between Diver's Cove and Boat Canyon. Cracks in the reef go deep in the rock, some as wide as four feet and as high as fifteen feet. Harbor seals frequently play in these channels. 

In Laguna Beach, along the 600 block of Cliff Drive. Park Metered street parking. Sandy beach entry. Reef is in front of the condos.

Diver's Cove



Along the 600 block of Cliff Drive in Laguna Beach.

Fisherman's Cove

Sandy bottom with Rays and sand sharks

Direct from beach

Laguna Beach

More rocky coastline and spectacular canyons await you at Shaw's cove.  The diving is a breeze during good sea conditions.

Make a left on Fairview Street about 3/4 mile North of Broadway and Pacific Coast Highway in Laguna.  The entrance is at the intersection with Cliff.

Shaws Cove



Park on Cliff Drive
Lot's of stairs down to the beach

old barge that sunk in the 40 or 50...good photo opps.

its about .5 of a mile from shore in front of a brown house with white windows... 

Cleo Street Barge is also known as Foss 125.

Cleo Street Barge

Great reef and tide pool when waves are low. Added point of interest is Seal Rock, just west of the reef. Here many Harbor seals can be observed sunning themselves, and if your lucky, you may have find some playful seal waiting below the surface. A favorite dive. 



Monument Point

Snorkeling and Scuba Diving at Monument Point

Monument Point Tide Chart and Surf Report (Beta)