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About this site
Nuquí is a coastal town on the Pacific side of Chocó department in Colombia, an area known more broadly for its remote rainforest coastline and seasonal humpback whale migrations offshore. Dive and boat operations in this region typically run out of small lodges along the shoreline, reached mainly by air from Medellín or Quibdó given the lack of road access. The reef diving here is rated beginner level, making it accessible to those staying at the local lodges for a few days between whale-watching excursions.
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Painted Ghost CrabOcypode gaudichaudiiReported here · unconfirmed
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