Sea Mount
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"Sea Mount is a rock structure the size and shape of a city bus surrounded by low rock rubble and kelp. Sea Mount is covered with sea life and features a large patch of red sponge on the north end."[1]
| Coordinates | |
| Depth | 70'-90' |
| Skill Level | Advanced[1] |
| Access Method | Kayak/Boat/Scooter |
| Protection Status | Fishing and anchoring are prohibited |
Amenities
Flush toilets are available at Whaler's Cove.
Attractions & Wildlife
Entry & Access
Due to distance and surf hazard, boat or kayak. To reach Sea Mount with a scooter, head north from Lone Metridium.
Skill Level & Hazards
Depth and difficulty of access, as well as surf danger near rocks, make this site intermediate to advanced.
Notes
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Gary Banta, BAUE Member https://www.pointlobos.org/sites/default/files/inline-files/Printable%20Dive%20Map.pdf
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