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English (Traducir este texto en Español): The shortest trip is by boat from Beau Vallon Bay English (Traducir este texto en Español): The shortest trip is by boat from Beau Vallon Bay The shortest trip is by boat from Beau Vallon Bay English (Traducir este texto en Español): The shortest trip is by boat from Beau Vallon Bay English (Traducir este texto en Español): The shortest trip is by boat from Beau Vallon Bay English (Traducir este texto en Español): The shortest trip is by boat from Beau Vallon Bay English (Traducir este texto en Español): The shortest trip is by boat from Beau Vallon Bay English (Traducir este texto en Español): The shortest trip is by boat from Beau Vallon Bay English (Traducir este texto en Español): The shortest trip is by boat from Beau Vallon Bay ¿Como? En barco Distancia Trayecto de barco corto (< 10min) ¿Fácil de encontrar? Difícil de encontrar

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English (Traducir este texto en Español): The Dredger Wreck is the actual DREDGER. It lays on its side. No penetration is usually possible (no entry points). Maximum depth around the wreck is appr. 25 m, but diving centers state it as 27 m.

A large shoals of the Yellow Snapper are usually observed around.

Possibilities to see pepper and snow-flake morays, Stone and Scorpion fihes (I found 3 including 1 juvenile).

The large fish comes out from the blue to feed on the smaller one at the wreck.

English (Traducir este texto en Español): The Dredger Wreck is the actual DREDGER. It lays on its side. No penetration is usually possible (no entry points). Maximum depth around the wreck is appr. 25 m, but diving centers state it as 27 m.

A large shoals of the Yellow Snapper are usually observed around.

Possibilities to see pepper and snow-flake morays, Stone and Scorpion fihes (I found 3 including 1 juvenile).

The large fish comes out from the blue to feed on the smaller one at the wreck.

The Dredger Wreck is the actual DREDGER. It lays on its side. No penetration is usually possible (no entry points). Maximum depth around the wreck is appr. 25 m, but diving centers state it as 27 m.

A large shoals of the Yellow Snapper are usually observed around.

Possibilities to see pepper and snow-flake morays, Stone and Scorpion fihes (I found 3 including 1 juvenile).

The large fish comes out from the blue to feed on the smaller one at the wreck.

English (Traducir este texto en Español): The Dredger Wreck is the actual DREDGER. It lays on its side. No penetration is usually possible (no entry points). Maximum depth around the wreck is appr. 25 m, but diving centers state it as 27 m.

A large shoals of the Yellow Snapper are usually observed around.

Possibilities to see pepper and snow-flake morays, Stone and Scorpion fihes (I found 3 including 1 juvenile).

The large fish comes out from the blue to feed on the smaller one at the wreck.

English (Traducir este texto en Español): The Dredger Wreck is the actual DREDGER. It lays on its side. No penetration is usually possible (no entry points). Maximum depth around the wreck is appr. 25 m, but diving centers state it as 27 m.

A large shoals of the Yellow Snapper are usually observed around.

Possibilities to see pepper and snow-flake morays, Stone and Scorpion fihes (I found 3 including 1 juvenile).

The large fish comes out from the blue to feed on the smaller one at the wreck.

English (Traducir este texto en Español): The Dredger Wreck is the actual DREDGER. It lays on its side. No penetration is usually possible (no entry points). Maximum depth around the wreck is appr. 25 m, but diving centers state it as 27 m.

A large shoals of the Yellow Snapper are usually observed around.

Possibilities to see pepper and snow-flake morays, Stone and Scorpion fihes (I found 3 including 1 juvenile).

The large fish comes out from the blue to feed on the smaller one at the wreck.

English (Traducir este texto en Español): The Dredger Wreck is the actual DREDGER. It lays on its side. No penetration is usually possible (no entry points). Maximum depth around the wreck is appr. 25 m, but diving centers state it as 27 m.

A large shoals of the Yellow Snapper are usually observed around.

Possibilities to see pepper and snow-flake morays, Stone and Scorpion fihes (I found 3 including 1 juvenile).

The large fish comes out from the blue to feed on the smaller one at the wreck.

English (Traducir este texto en Español): The Dredger Wreck is the actual DREDGER. It lays on its side. No penetration is usually possible (no entry points). Maximum depth around the wreck is appr. 25 m, but diving centers state it as 27 m.

A large shoals of the Yellow Snapper are usually observed around.

Possibilities to see pepper and snow-flake morays, Stone and Scorpion fihes (I found 3 including 1 juvenile).

The large fish comes out from the blue to feed on the smaller one at the wreck.

English (Traducir este texto en Español): The Dredger Wreck is the actual DREDGER. It lays on its side. No penetration is usually possible (no entry points). Maximum depth around the wreck is appr. 25 m, but diving centers state it as 27 m.

A large shoals of the Yellow Snapper are usually observed around.

Possibilities to see pepper and snow-flake morays, Stone and Scorpion fihes (I found 3 including 1 juvenile).

The large fish comes out from the blue to feed on the smaller one at the wreck.

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