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Great for diving and snorkeling. Big fat parrotfish and yellow tail jacks around the Tugboat that are used to being fed and will approach the diver waiting for food - usually bread.
Wall, canyons with dense coral and sponges of all sizes and colors.
Seahorses and Frogfish are spotted regularly on this reef.
The last dive site before East Point accessible only by boat.
Pristine and dense reef on a sloping wall with great hard and soft corals and critters galore.
Natural Underwater bridge. Big tarpon hide under the bridge. Lush with gorgonians, sea fans.
This is the last mooring buoy to the east side of the island and only accessed by Ocean Encounters. This beautiful slope with great star coral, brain coral, and soft gorgonians is a must. Eagle rays and turtles are spotted at this site frequently. Get ready to be amazed by the beauty and great visibility.
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Dolphin Boat Dives
Join Ocean Encounters together with The Dolphin Academy for the dive of a lifetime. You will be taken by boat to Shipwreck point - a five-minute boat ride from our dive center. Once the boat is moored, you will get in the water start the dive and wait until dolphin Annie accompanied sometimes by Theresa and a trainer join ...
Mushroom Forest
Rated as one of the World's Best Dives by Sport Diver Magazine. The Majestic Star and Boulder coral rise up to for mushroom shaped domes. Swim in between these towering high-rises as you chase after schools of bar jacks and yellow tails.
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The Lost Anchor
A beautiful lush wall with a variety of fish and corals. The name comes from an anchor chain that seems to go forever and have an anchor at the end. The chain is already covered up in corals and the anchor has never been found. This dive is a treat for your eyes, as it finishes on a beautiful plateau where sea horses like to ...
Director's Bay
This site is perfectly suited for divers and snorkelers as well. Its landmark is the old decaying shark fence, dating back to old times when people were scared of sharks. All this rubble is home to most amazing creatures, sea horses and frogfish, among others. A large octopus calls it his home as well but you will only see his ...
The Tugboat
This famous tugboat wrecked just a few yards offshore in a protected bay. It is overgrown with tube sponges and brain coral. Go around the corner to the east and you will find a beautiful wall that provides shelter for thousands of Creole Wrasse. The Tugboat is a perfect site for divers and snorkelers as well. Look for the large ...
The ultimate wreck dive in Curacao!!
The Superior Producer
Sport Diver Magazine rates the Superior Producer as one of the Caribbean's best wreck dives. This cargo freighter sunk in December of 1977 and is now sitting upright at a depth of 100ft/30m. Beautifully covered in colorful corals and sponges and surrounded by watchful great ...
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