Peñon means rock and is named after the rocks on the side walls. Here you can find one of the best dive sites of the Dominican Republic. It is further away than our local dive sites, but it is worth it! The boat ride itself is beautiful and will take about 40 minutes. There are…
An awesome dive site with beautiful corals and marine life to look at. It is part of the same reef that goes from Viva Shallow and continues along the coast all the way to El Peñon and Piscina Natural.
This is a perfect dive site for beginners, photographers and night dives, well protected from the boat traffic above by buoys. Unbelievable site with stingrays, eels, lobsters and octopuses.
The reef around the wreck also has a lot of things to see. From lion fishes to small crabs and small stingrays, everything is there.
In June 1999 the ship was sunk about 800 m / half mile off the Viva Dominicus beach. It’s a great artificial reef, home to schools of many different fish. More experienced divers are swimming through St George wreck to explore it inside out. Many times this wreck dive is one of the dives for…
