Siete Pecados
Also known as: Siete Picados · Seven Picados Reef · Seven Islands · Seven Rocks · Siete Pecados Marine Sanctuary
The islets are linked underwater by small saddles covered in coral. Turtles, Napoleon wrasse, juvenile barracuda and schools of reef fish are regularly seen, along with giant clams, clownfish, cuttlefish and seahorses. The shallow parts are popular with snorkellers, while divers follow the slopes down to about 22 to 25 metres. Visibility is usually better before high tide. A small sanctuary fee supports its protection.
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