Punta Tunich

This dive site is often done as a second dive. The northern end of this reef is the most interesting, but it is best to approach it when there is a south-to-north current running.

Marine life at this site

A number of large green moray eels can be seen along this reef. You will also find some turtles hiding in the seagrass.

Based on open species observationswithin ~5 km — likely to see, not necessarily confirmed at the site itself.

Frond Oyster

Dendostrea frons3 obs.

Giant Honeycomb Oyster

Hyotissa hyotis2 obs.

Blade Fire Coral

Millepora complanata2 obs.

Tiger Lucine

Codakia orbicularis2 obs.

Coffeebean Trivia

Pusula pediculus2 obs.

Transverse Ark

Anadara transversa2 obs.

Snegl (hav-/nøgensnegl)

Nassarius2 obs.

Atlantic Grey Cowry

Luria cinerea2 obs.

Merchant Dove Shell

Columbella mercatoria2 obs.

Hawkwing Conch

Lobatus raninus2 obs.

West Indian Top Shell

Cittarium pica2 obs.

Red Cushion Sea Star

Oreaster reticulatus2 obs.

Pink Vase Sponge

Niphates digitalis2 obs.

Snegl (hav-/nøgensnegl)

Prunum labiatum2 obs.

Queen Conch

Aliger gigas2 obs.

Musling

Lima lima2 obs.

Flamingo Tongue Snail

Cyphoma gibbosum2 obs.

Widemouth Rocksnail

Plicopurpura patula2 obs.

Red ophiocoma

Ophiomastix wendtii1 obs.

West Indian Chank Shell

Turbinella angulata1 obs.

Atlantic White Hoof Snail

Hipponix antiquatus1 obs.

Reticulated Cowry Helmet

Cypraecassis testiculus1 obs.

Snegl (hav-/nøgensnegl)

Diodora dysoni1 obs.

Netted Olive

Oliva reticularis1 obs.