Anse à La Barque
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Anse à La Barque is home to species not common elsewhere. It is a large and long stone that stretches for one hundred meters of the coast towards the west, starting at 4 meters from the shore down to 23m.
Many times you can find young sleeping sharks wedged in small cavities. You can also find seahorses nestled between barrel sponges at the beginning of the dive. Macro fans are also home to many flatworms.
Dive Activity & Environmental Conditions
Top Wildlife Sightings
Most frequently spotted marine life based on dive logs
#1
Angelfish
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#2
Moray Eel
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#3
Boxfish
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#4
Porcupinefish
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#5
Parrotfish
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Trumpetfish
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#7
Barracuda
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#8
Damselfish
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#9
Butterfly Fish
7
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#10
Crab
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