Small la Laguna

This dive site, located on the edge between Big Lalaguna beach and Small Lalaguna dito, offers a rewarding experience for divers. It’s an extension of La Laguna Point, featuring a healthy reef wall starting at 5 meters and descending to 20 meters. The wall is characterized by numerous cracks and crevices teeming with marine life. You'll encounter colonies of anemonefish, scorpionfish, schools of longfin bannerfish, sweetlips, cardinal fish, triggerfish, and even the occasional hiding lionfish – keep an eye out for clownfish! A diverse population of nudibranchs also inhabits this area, along with moray eels and the occasional blue ribbon eel. Between 15 and 20 meters, two large coral-covered hills create a unique underwater landscape, separated by a sandy channel. This channel is frequently visited by frogfish, octopus, and schools of snappers. Large sea fans add to the visual appeal. The area provides an engaging dive for all levels.