
White Point is one of LA's most popular dive spots. It has white bacteria mats on its bottom and is very close to the hot springs. It also has an old shipwreck rock reef and kelp bed. These are all common sights. High tide is the best time to dive.
Leo Carillo
Leo Carrillo La, a state park is located along the southern coastline of Los Angeles County, California. It is part Santa Monica Mountains National Recreation Area. It has 1.5 miles on the beach, which extends into Santa Monica Mountains. Divers can enjoy the stunning waters off Leo Carrillo State Park.
Divers have the option to choose from three main sites at Leo Carrillo. These sites are ideal for beginners as they have easy entry points and ample parking. They are also popular spots for night diving and lobster hunting and have plenty of marine wildlife to view.

Santa Barbara Island
Santa Barbara Island is home of some amazing offshore dive sites. To get to these dive spots, visitors can board a visiting vessel. These areas are great for photography and hunting, as they are usually very rocky. In addition, there are many healthy kelp beds and purple hydro coral in these areas. This area is ideal for Southern California waters because of its excellent visibility.
The island offers kayaking and snorkeling for visitors. You can even tent camp, if the weather allows. It is also home to large numbers of pinnipeds such as harbor seals, northern Elephant seals, and California Sea Lions. These animals can be seen in the rocks surrounding the sea lion nestery. There are several overlooks on the island.
Anacapa Island
Anacapa Island has a diverse marine life. The area is also home to one the United States's first Marine Protected Areas. This area offers great diving for both beginners and seasoned divers. The waters surrounding the island are warm enough to allow you to dive with a wetsuit. In the fall and late summer, surface temperatures can reach 70 degrees F (21 degrees Celsius). In the winter, temperatures can plummet to 50°F (10°C). A 7mm wetsuit should be used. During these months, visibility is usually at least 100 ft (30M).
You can reach Anacapa by diving charter boats as well as the Island Packers. The island has many dive spots, including an arch rock that is 40 feet tall. You can also view these sites from the surface of the water using snorkeling gear.

Veteran's Park
Veteran's Park is a Green Space off Ocean Drive with a playground, fields and other amenities. This is a great place to bring your family together. It's also near the beaches. The park offers a spectacular view of the ocean on a sunny day. It is open all year, and has many things to offer.
The parking lot makes it easy to get to the park. Veteran's Park makes it an ideal location to start your diving adventure. It's easy to reach with parking and restrooms. A meter is available for checking, and you can also use the outdoor shower to rinse your clothes. There's also a changing room, but the bathrooms close at dusk.