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Dos Mosquises

Dos Mosquises is a cay of Los Roques where a reef drops as a vertical wall into deep water. Large coral formations cover the wall, and lobsters and sea turtles are regularly seen. The cay is also the site of a biological research station. Because the wall continues deep, one operator rates it a dive for advanced divers.

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Advanced
Categories
Wall, Reef

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wall reef turtle lobsters coral formations boat dive

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Dive region
Los Roques Archipelago National Park

Country
Venezuela

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