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Vieques Dive Map
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Dive Locations
Among the many possible snorkeling and/or dive site that
Vieques
has to offer, here are a few suggested areas of interest.
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(1) Anchor
Reef
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(2) Blue
Tang Reef
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(3) Cayo
Afuera
(South and West / right side are best) |
(4) Doughnut
Reef
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| (5)
Esperanza Bay
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(6)
Esperanza Pier
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(7) Garcia
Beach
(The island off of the beach) |
(8) Green
Beach
(Go left at the Y in the road and in the water
off
that end of the beach are best) |
| (9) Isla
Chiva
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(10) La Lanchita
(Travel east,.3 mile, on the north shore road from
“Waters Edge”, down the hill from Casa La Lanchita.) |
(11)
Martineau
(route 200, km 3.7, rocky point at west end of
resort wall.) |
(12) Media
Luna
(Right side) |
(13) Navio
Beach
(left and right sides) |
(14) Navy
Pier |
(15) Patti’s
Reefs
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(16) Sun Bay
(the waters in front of the rocks at the center of
the beach offer an easy snorkel, on calm days.) |
| (17) Biplane
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(18) Cayo
Blanco
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(19) Twilight
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(20) Castle
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Tips for a more enjoyable snorkeling and
diving experience
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Slow and quiet, “fluid”
movement is less likely to scare things off before you have a chance to
see them. Keeping your fins in the water when snorkeling is much less
physically demanding too.
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Please don’t touch, stand on
or remove any coral.
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Not every day is a good day
for snorkeling or diving. Weather often compromises visibility and surf
conditions making S&D not much fun as well as unsafe. Windy and white
caps on one side, try the other. Wind on both sides, don’t bother.
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Explore within your limits
and be safe. Assess your own condition; swimming ability, distances
involved and overall comfort level in the water.
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If your mask keeps fogging,
try a little spit rubbed around on the inside of the glass, with a quick
rinse. If your mask maybe new, clean the inside of your mask with a
little soft scrub and rinse.
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It's highly recommended that
you contact a dive guide whenever you're diving in unfamiliar waters.
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