Efra's Wall & Black Wall
Boat dive · Macro wall
Steep drop-offs with dense aggregations of delicate black corals, sea whips and huge elephant's ear sponges. A macro-lover's paradise — whip coral shrimps, neck crabs and clingfish reward keen-eyed divers.
About this site
If you love macro life, La Parguera should be on your wish list — it offers some of the best macro diving in the Caribbean. Efra's Wall and Black Wall are steep drop-offs densely covered in delicate black corals, sea whips and huge elephant's ear sponges, each hiding its own tiny, incredible residents. Whip coral shrimps, neck crabs and clingfish are not easy to spot, but they are a real reward for divers who take their time.
Marine life spotted here
- Black corals & sea whips
- Whip coral shrimps
- Neck crabs
- Clingfish
- Elephant's ear sponges
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