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Odd/hidden snorkels?

Author: ron mcconnell (---.scansafe.net)
Date: 01-30-14 00:04

I have the main snorkel spots but can anybody tell me a few of the less known ones?
Mosquito reef? where?
Punta De Maguey looks like nice coral??
Thanks, Ron

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Re: Odd/hidden snorkels?

Author: Paul Baxter (---.tampfl.fios.verizon.net)
Date: 02-21-14 11:19

Just got back from Culebra on Tuesday. Punta Soldada was a gem you don't read a lot about. We found awesome coral and a ton of fish on the west side, and swam with turtles in the grass on the east side. Also worked a little of the flat on the east side for bonefish.

It is really tough to get down to it, but Playa Manzanilla is amazing. Make sure you have Google Earth on your phone. The trails earth shows will lead right to the hill you walk down down to get in. Worth the effort.

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Re: Odd/hidden snorkels?

Author: Debbie (---.hsd1.ga.comcast.net)
Date: 02-22-14 18:03

How was the road to Soldado? It's usually pretty tough to get to.

Happy Diving!
Debbie

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Re: Odd/hidden snorkels?

Author: ron mcconnell (---.neo.res.rr.com)
Date: 02-25-14 19:05

Very cool... thanks. 2&1/2 weeks to Culebra
Ron

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Re: Odd/hidden snorkels?

Author: Paul Baxter (---.tampfl.fios.verizon.net)
Date: 02-26-14 11:26

Hey Debbie,
The road to Solidado was not bad. There was one squirrelie part towards the end, but really not bad. I used 4 wheel drive, but think I needed too.

Compared to the road to Manzanilla, it's smooth. LOL.

Snorkel to the right when you get there. There is a big overhang 20 yards long with 1000 fish under it. Very cool video. =)

Paul

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