Puerto Rico Dive Sites

Culebra · Culebra

Bajo Amarillo

Depth
20–80 ft (6–24 m)
Access
Access not established
Type
Pinnacle
Confidence
Moderate confidence

Overview

Bajo Amarillo is a coral pinnacle off Culebra whose top lies shallower than 20 feet, with its base at about 80 feet. Creole wrasse, Bermuda chub and schools of Atlantic spadefish are sometimes seen. Local operators rate it for beginners through advanced divers.[1]

Site characteristics

Habitat & marine life

  • creole wrasse / Bermuda chub / Atlantic spadefish schools (sometimes)[1]

Marine life is what sources report having seen or commonly seeing — not a guarantee.

Experience & conditions

  • Culebra Divers via SSI Scubago / MyDiveGuide: “operator rates Beginner to Advanced”[1]

Attributed descriptions from sources, not our rating. Conditions vary; your training, experience and the day’s conditions decide.

Safety considerations

No site-specific hazards are recorded in our sources. That does not mean there are none.

Ocean conditions change daily. Dive within your training, plan with current local information and consider a local professional guide. Full safety note.

Depth reports by source

ReportedSourceStatus
20–80 ft (6–24 m)Culebra Divers via SSI Scubago / MyDiveGuide[1]Current source

Sources & verification

Last researched: 2026-10-04 · Last independently verified: not yet field-verified · Confidence: Moderate confidence

  1. 1.Bajo Amarillo (dive site) — Culebra Divers via SSI Scubago / MyDiveGuide · Dive organization · Tier 2: Specialist · accessed 2026-09-25

Facts are summarised in our own words from the sources above; we do not reproduce operators’ or publishers’ descriptions. How confidence is assigned.