Abades Bay
Abades Bay is a marine protected area about 15 km south of the airport. It can be dived year-round thanks to shelter from the trade winds. The site is known for encounters with a variety of marine life, including several species described as rare or endangered.
Best season
Year-round.
Typical conditions
Sheltered from the trade winds, supporting diving throughout the year.
Hazards
Access restrictions
Located within a marine protected area.
Access, coral, life, crowds, and facilities.
Aquatic Life
Marine life cited includes green turtles, angel sharks, frogfish, harlequin crabs, Atlantic stingrays, large trumpetfish, and triggerfish.
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