Paraiso Reef
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This is the first reef when entering the Marine Park. It is a popular second dive and also a popular night dive. The current typically runs from South to North. The dive usually starts across from the entrance of the local marina and drifts north. There are a few coral ridges that parallel the shore line.
You will get to see schools of grunts, snappers, sergeant majors and many queen angelfish. You can find various anemones and a variety of sponges clinging to the coral heads.
Dive Activity & Environmental Conditions
Top Wildlife Sightings
Most frequently spotted marine life based on dive logs
#1
Crab
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Angelfish
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#3
Parrotfish
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#4
Moray Eel
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#5
Spiny Lobster
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#6
Stingrays
143
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#7
Octopus
132
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#8
Butterfly Fish
129
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#9
Nurse Shark
128
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Pufferfish
121
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