The Wall at Coin de Mire Island

The Wall at Coin de Mire Island is famed for viewing larger pelagics, but it's also packed with octopus and lobster, as well as a plethora of nudibranchs and shrimp for macro enthusiasts! This dive may be appreciated by divers of all skills, with depths ranging from 12 to 40 meters, and the topography is made further more remarkable by the normally calm circumstances and superb visibility.

Soft corals, schooling fish, king fish, moray eels, trigger fish, stone fish, lion fish, parrot fish, leaf fish, and sea slugs abound at this dive location. Barracuda, sting rays, and dolphins occasionally visit the wreck. Almost all of the year, the water clarity is excellent, and there are dive spots for divers of all abilities, from novice to experienced.

The diving facility suggests going diving in the winter (between June and October) to see the gorgeous whales. A stunning drop covered with gorgonians awaits thrill seekers beneath the surface! The Wall at Coin de Mire Island is home to huge parrot fish and is rich in biodiversity. Large predators travel through there on a regular basis, and barracudas, dog-toothed tunas, and eagle rays are not uncommon.