Bioluminescence – Have you done it on your first night dive?
On your first night dive (and most probably on the following ones) we are almost sure that your Instructor asked
After Fiona – have you already been diving Atlantic Princess?
Our Bayahibe’s underwatwer reef exploration continues and today we have investigated what the effects of Fiona on one of the
After Fiona – today we have dived Matthew’s wreck again
As you probably know Hurricane Fiona is the first hurricane to directly impact the island since hurricane Jeanne in 2004.
Guaraguao – behind the name of one of the most popular sites in Bayahibe
The Guaraguao, better known in the Dominican Republic as the “Gavilán de la Hispaniola”, used to be a very common sight across the island of Hispaniola.
Invertebrates – Common Corals in Bayahibe – Dominican Republic
Here some common Invertebrates that can be seen while snorkeling/diving in Dominican Republic Interested in Vertebrates? learn more about them
Vertebrates -Fish and Mammals in Bayahibe – Dominican Republic
Here some of the most common vertebrates animals you can spot while snorkeling/diving around Bayahibe Interested in Invertebrates? find some
Manny’s Reef
Diver Level: Any. Depth 12 meters/ 40 feet This a is a very shallow site, but perfect for those begining
Coca’s Wreck
Diver Level: Any Depth 14-22 meters/45-70 feet. Sitting 16 meters below the buoy at this site sits a small wrecked
Peñon and Tortuga
Peñon: Diver Level: Any. Depth 12-14 meters/40-45 feet. Safely inside the National Park of the East, Penon is a must do
Dominicus Reef
Diver Level: Any. Depth 12-16 metre Dominicus reef is a beautiful reef sitting straight off from Dominicus beach. The dive
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