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The Sentinel Farallon is a rocky islet, less than one hectare in area and 30 meters high, located 25 km north of Cabo Codera, Miranda State. Reaching here requires a 1.5-hour sail. A lighthouse has been installed as a navigation guide. Its clear waters are home to an abundant and varied underwater flora and fauna, making it a favorite spot for divers. The average temperature is 27°C. At this spot, you can find sharks, barracudas, manta rays, and snappers. You may also see turtles, parrotfish, F…
The Sentinel Farallon is a rocky islet, less than one hectare in area and 30 meters high, located 25 km north of Cabo Codera, Miranda State. Reaching here requires a 1.5-hour sail. A lighthouse has been installed as a navigation guide. Its clear waters are home to an abundant and varied underwater flora and fauna, making it a favorite spot for divers. The average temperature is 27°C. At this spot, you can find sharks, barracudas, manta rays, and snappers. You may also see turtles, parrotfish, French and queen angelfish, schools of snappers, amberjacks, kingfish, surgeonfish, and others. With a little luck, especially during the months of November, December, and January, you can see dolphins and whales. The seabed is covered with large brain corals, fire corals, anemones, and gorgonians.
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