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Scuba Diving in Mexico - San Luis Potosi
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Everybody knows you can go scuba diving in Mexico’s seas (Cortes and Caribbean) and ocean coastlines (Pacific and Atlantic). However, hardly anyone knows that you can go scuba diving in a spring lake at 3,200 feet of altitude in the middle of the country, which is also a desertic and semi desertic region. Many of us had never heard about Laguna Media Luna (Half Moon Lagoon) just outside of a small town named Rio Verde (Green River) in San Luis Potosi, Mexico.
The city of San Luis Potosi is located in the central basin region of Mexico inside the State of San Luis Potosi, some 100 miles from the city of Zacatecas and 230 miles from Mexico City. The climate has an average temperature of 17°C (about 70 F).
You can find amazing, beautiful and almost unknown places like Laguna de Media Luna, ideal for scuba diving, camping and eco-tourism. In the Huasteca region you can find wonders such as the Sotano de las Golondrinas, an incredible 1,500 feet deep abysm cave where lots of sky divers come to enjoy jumping in this unique place, the Sotano de las Guayas, a cave with a roof standing almost 800 feet high, one of the biggest in the world, and Real de Catorce a mining ghost town.
Media Luna is a very unique body of water. It’s fed by natural springs which move nearly 70,000 gallons of water through the lagoon per minute. This means that the water is incredibly clear. Visibility of 100 feet or more is very common. The constant flow of earth-warmed spring water also means the lagoon is always 75 degrees (bathtub water).
Because the lagoon is a spring-fed closed system (no rivers run into it) there isn’t much animal life in the water except for tilapia fish and some other small fish. But there are beautiful submerged water lilies everywhere and a very interesting underwater tube created by rock formations that have become covered in dense vegetation which creates a cave environment.
The best way to scuba dive at Media Luna is looking for Ossiel Martinez a dive master and instructor that owns and runs the Centro de Buceo Media Luna (Media Luna Diving Center).
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