This dive site, known as Libertalia, is a vibrant coral plateau situated at a depth of 16 to 20 meters, roughly 20 minutes of boat navigation from the nearest diving center. The site's unique topography features extensive deer horn coral formations, interspersed with small canyons and wide sandy grooves, creating an engaging underwater labyrinth. There is no specific history or story behind the name provided, but its structure offers interesting routes for exploration and navigation.
Divers can anticipate a rich display of marine life, including numerous Damselfish darting among the stag horn corals. The crevices and holes within the reef are home to beautiful royal lobsters. Larger species such as Barracuda and Grouperfish are often spotted, alongside colorful Lionfish, Sergeant majors, Balloonfish, and Angelfish, making for a diverse and captivating underwater ecosystem.
Libertalia is an excellent site for year-round diving, with generally calm conditions making it suitable for all experience levels, especially beginners. Its shallow average depth also makes it ideal for freediving and snorkeling, offering ample opportunities to observe the vibrant coral and fish without extensive equipment. Photographers will appreciate both the wide-angle potential of the coral landscapes and the macro opportunities presented by the smaller inhabitants.
