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There's really a wealth of spots to hit in California...
On the northern end there's Mendocino and Monterery, which have really awesome kelp forests.
In the south there's Catalina Island (Casino Point Park) which is probably the most popular shore dive in California. The Channel Islands are great because of the sea lions, and San Diego is famous for all its wrecks--Wreck Alley's biggest hit is the Yukon, a Canadian 366 foot ship that's down 100 feet.
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