Lana's Cove

This dive site in Culebra, Puerto Rico, is named after a local lady who operated a tour boat years ago. According to legend, her boat was scuttled in this cove after she passed away, and a small part of Lana's boat still remains in approximately 20 feet/6m of water. The underwater terrain gently slopes down to around 60 feet/18m, offering divers an interesting dive experience.

Aside from the usual marine life, such as green turtles and southern stingrays, divers may also have the chance to spot spotted eagle rays feeding in the grass beds at this site. With a visibility of 15m and a maximum depth of 12m, this dive is suitable for beginners.

Discover this dive site conveniently located near Playa Sardinas I in Culebra, Puerto Rico. Explore the underwater world and immerse yourself in the beautiful waters of the United States.