Three Rocks are three giant coral heads that span for 45 meters (150 ft.), hosting an incredible mix of tropical fish and plant life.

Beginners dive to a maximum depth of 12 m/ 40 ft. along a colorful reef wall. Advanced divers plunge to a maximum depth of 32 m/ 104 ft. Impressive in the day, Paradise Reef is also a stunning night dive, particularly when the octopi and squid come out to play. Also see the Dinoflagellates. See the fenomenon of these tiny half animal and half plant. With each fin stroke they leave a trial of bright green light behind.

The Canyon is a reef wall that has split, forming an underwater avenue ideal for a relaxed, colorful cruise. The wall begins at 4 m/12 ft and is full of spectacular sponge life.

Diving La Puntilla (the little point) is exciting because of four fallen boulders that have created a variety of caves and swim-throughs. Species of particular interest here are the barracuda and the spotted eagle ray.

Unanimously considered the best dive spot in the region, the reef wall begins at a depth of 12 m/ 40 ft. The remaining 12 meters is a maze of swim-throughs, caves, and schools of tropical fish. Inside one of the caves is a massive Elkhorn Coral, a rare animal that does not need sunlight to flourish.

The sunken Zingara, a 45 meter-long cargo ship, is home to a 6 foot long (2 m) moray eel who has a reputation for surprising curious divers. This dive has the additional feature of an adjacent reef wall, allowing divers the option to ascend to a shallower depth. The wall is host to numerous fan corals, whips, barrels and tube sponges.

The Pyramids are made up of gully's, cliff corals, and swim-throughs as a result of land eroding into the sea and chunks of the coastal cliffs falling off.

Perfect for all levels of dive ability, Five Rocks is a bottom feeders heaven. Lobsters, conch, and crab hide inside towering barrel sponges.

Parallel to the Canyon, the Garden of Los Charmicos is a genuine underwater garden with spectacular sponge and coral formations, including large pink and purple fan corals and alien-looking, multi-colored barrel sponges.

The mysterious sting ray entices many to dive at Chiquita Reef, as well as the various schools of fish darting to and fro in simultaneous precision.

Parallel to Sosua beach, the West Wall begins at a depth of 8 meters/ 26 ft. and flourishes all the way to the ocean floor. Amongst other reef creatures living on the wall, the prickly sea urchin is particularly fond of the spot.

Linked with Three Rocks, the Coral Gardens are splendid outcrops of multicolored coral in between patches of pure white sand. The plants that grow in the Gardens are personal favourites of the incredible French and Queen Angelfish.