Land’s End

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Land’s End

★★★☆☆ (12)

This is a boat dive with mild to strong currents, hence the Beginner to Advanced Level. Depths reach approximately 40 ft / 12 m featuring rocky, sandy, and grassy areas.

Rocky terrain slopes away from the island. Grassy areas inside the cove are popular with stingrays and other grazing animals.

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Culebra Divers

Culebra Divers

4 Calle Pedro Marquez, 00775 Culebra, Puerto Rico

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