Playa Piskado
Also known as: Playa Grandi · Turtle Bay · Neptune's Reef · Playa Piscado
Fishermen clean their catch here, and the leftovers have made a group of turtles residents of the bay. Old engine blocks used as boat anchors lie in the shallows and shelter juveniles, morays and lobsters. Beyond them a steep wall of mainly hard corals begins, and seahorses and frogfish have been seen. The statue of King Neptune was placed in front of the pier in 1997. Visitors must not touch, feed or chase the turtles.
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