La Parguera Wall
Boat dive · Deep wall
An impressive underwater cliff plunging into the depths, covered in vibrant coral and sponges. Visibility can exceed 30 m, with barracuda, turtles and the occasional reef shark.


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La Parguera Wall is one of Puerto Rico's most famous dives: an impressive underwater cliff that plunges into the depths, covered in vibrant coral formations and sponges. On a good day visibility can exceed 30 metres. Barracuda and turtles are common, and a reef shark occasionally patrols the deeper sections. Its depth makes this a dive for advanced divers.
Marine life spotted here
- Barracuda
- Sea turtles
- Reef sharks (occasional)
- Coral & sponges
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