Hoyos del Feo
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We follow a ravine west of the mooring point that gradually gets deeper. We reach a vertical wall with a small cave just beyond 30 meters. The seabed next to the drop-off is composed of fairly light-colored sand.
The vertical wall is encrusted with various sponges. We’ll come across some anemones, stingrays, island groupers, and toward the east, an extensive colony of *Palitoa* coral
Dive Activity & Environmental Conditions
Top Wildlife Sightings
Most frequently spotted marine life based on dive logs
#1
Grouper/Basslets
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#2
Moray Eel
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#3
Trumpetfish
13
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#4
Stingrays
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#5
Eagle Ray
5
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#6
Sand Eel
5
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#7
Parrotfish
5
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#8
Tuna
4
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#9
Porcupinefish
4
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#10
Jackfish
3
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