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Arrecife coralino

Arrecife Coralino. The name alone tells you what you're in for: a solid coral reef. And it delivers. We love drifting along the gentle slopes here, often finding ourselves eye-to-eye with a Caribbean Chestnut Moray peeking out from a crevice. It’s the kind of site that rewards slow exploration. Our pick for a quiet morning dive, before the day boats really get going. You'll often see schools of French Grunts and Schoolmasters hanging out in the sunlight, creating these shimmering walls of silver. Keep your eyes peeled for the smaller stuff too, like the Nodose Clinging Crab, tucked away on a sponge, or a Spitlure Frogfish doing its best impression of a rock. The coral diversity here is genuinely impressive, with big heads of Elliptical Star Coral and delicate Thin Finger Coral side-by-side. It’s not a drift dive, more of a leisurely bimble, perfectly suited for photographers or anyone who just wants to soak it all in. We’d suggest going early; the water tends to be calmer, and you beat the crowds.