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Freediving from the shore

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Lobo Marino

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To keep "freediving" free , it' s always better to have access to deep water from the shore (let' s say to have at least 40m..)
This makes things easy ,you don' t have to rent a boat ,pay an outreagous price for a snorkelling trip or else..

The possibility of going in deep water from the shore,the clear visibility and the fact there is almost no current altogether made the success of Dahab.
but there's got to be other locations in south america ,south east Asia etc..

Post here if you know of other tropical locations with the possibility of shore dives and not too much current.
 
There are places in the Pacific Ocean in BC like that. It not tropical water but it amazing diving.
 
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