Playa San Juan
Divers walk in from a sandy beach and follow the marina breakwater over a gently sloping sandy bottom. The fine sand attracts many rays, and roughtail stingrays and eagle rays are among up to five species seen on a single dive. A rock formation at about 16 to 18 m adds structure and fish life. Turtles are an occasional bonus. Swell can stir up the fine sand and reduce visibility, so the site is not diveable every day.
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