Dive Trip to La Bufadora, Baja California Traveling with the "Dive Animals," a San Diego dive club, I spent the weekend diving at La Bufadora, a tourist site outside of Ensenada famous for its blowhole (the second largest in the world). The seas were a bit rough, but the diving was great. Most memorable, however, was probably the "rattlesnake shooter" at Gordo's, a shot of homemade tequila scooped from a jar containing several dead, fermenting rattlesnakes (something of a tradition for first-timers to La Bufadora with the Dive Animals). Note: I haven't "immersed" myself into underwater photography yet, but if you want to see what I saw on this trip, check out the underwater photos at this link. Click on pictures for larger-size photos (images will come up in a new pop-up window). Bay at La Bufadora, with bunkhouse circled Million-dollar view from my bunk Tourists viewing the eponymous blowhole Launching the panga boat Getting through the surf Divers heading to the dive sites Looking down on the town of La Bufadora Typical Baja coastline view Gorgeous coastline Back to Home Page Content, photography & design © 2001-2005 Michael Strickland All photographs digitally watermarked · Unauthorized use prohibited