Efra's Wall
A wall site named after a pioneering local dive guide, where sand channels and a canyon cut into the drop-off. The reef starts at about 17 m and falls well past 30 m.
Efra's Wall honours Efra, a diver from Guanica and La Parguera who found and named many of the area's sites. It lies a little further out than most wall dives, but the topography rewards the longer ride. Deep sand channels and a canyon cut into the wall, and a pinnacle that has broken away from the face forms a narrow swim-through lined with sponges and deep-water sea fans. Gorgonians, whip corals, golden zoanthids and a forest of black coral cover the rock. Schools of creole wrasse gather here, along with black durgons, slipper lobsters and striped parrotfish.
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