Rio Bermejo

Rio Bermejo, also known as the Labyrinth, is a wall dive with multiple openings, or canyons, cut into the reef. The top of the reef sits at about 12 metres, and the canyons drop to a maximum depth of around 25 metres.

The narrow cracks and canyons make it a good test of navigation. They are full of spiny and Caribbean lobsters and eagle rays, while moray eels, angelfish and trunkfish shelter in them out of the current. Look closely and tiny shrimps, crabs and even a pipefish on fire coral can be found.

Southern stingrays shuffle across the sand below, and green, hawksbill or loggerhead turtles swim by. Reef fish gather in great numbers at the tops of the canyons, and blue wrasse, tarpon and snapper are also likely.