Día de los Muertos at the Bridge

We are meeting at Phil Foster Park to explore the world-famous Blue Heron Bridge dive site for a one-tank shore dive. BHB is ideal for both beginner and experienced divers. If you have a camera, bring it along. Blue Heron Bridge is well known for its diverse marine life, accessibility and shallow calm waters. Commonly seen at the bridge are seahorses, octopus, eels and sea robins, along with all of the colorful reef fish you would hope for. This is a great opportunity for our newer divers to gain some in-water experience, and absolute heaven for photographers. High tide will be 1:17 PM, which makes the ideal dive window to be 12:30 - 2:15 PM. We will meet at 10:30 in the parking lot area adjacent to the overpass. (Parking at Phil Foster/Blue Heron Bridge is notoriously limited.) And we'll all grab an early dinner afterward at an as-yet-to-be-chosen restaurant. There is no dive shop on site and you must supply your own gear. This is an unguided, self-directed dive. Out Scuba does not provide dive guide services, and no divemaster or guide will be leading you underwater. As stated in our waiver, each diver is solely responsible for planning and executing their own dive — this includes monitoring your own air, depth, time, and navigation, and staying within your certification level and training. You are required to dive with a buddy at all times and to remain responsible for your own safety and equipment throughout the activity. Please make sure you and your buddy have a clear dive plan before entering the water and understand each other's dive signals. Photograph courtesy Christopher Duncan, copyright 2026 CDA Underwater Photography, all rights reserved worldwide.