Rocha Negra
Rocha Negra is the our most western dive spot, named after the rock formations that elevates from the sea level with a distinctive darker color. Extensive reef wall pointing south direction, covered with multi coloured gorgonian coral.
Loads of different nudibranchs can be found here, as well as the always present conger eel, octopuses, cuttlefish and different species of crabs.
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Potential Wildlife Sightings
Wildlife Sightings are Based on User Generated Content
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Total number of species: 300
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Total number of species: 200
Moray Eel
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Total number of species: 190
Conger Eel
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Total number of species: 250
Scorpionfish
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Total number of species: 7000
Crab
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Total number of species: 120
Cuttlefish
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Total number of species: 55
Lobster
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Total number of species: 3000
Nudibranch
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Total number of species: 60