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Cueva Submarina

Isabela, Puerto Rico 00662

Featured Review : Following Louis, we come through the reef about 30 feet down at the bottom of huge cylinder. When I look up, the surface is shattered into a million facets, each an ever-changing sky blue or cobalt blue, or turquoise, or...See Full Review

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La Cueva Submarina Part 2

  • 5 out of 5 stars by pegasuspairs from Kalamazoo, Michigan
  • September 1, 2006
La Cueva Submarina Part 2
Quote: Following Louis, we come through the reef about 30 feet down at the bottom of huge cylinder. When I look up, the surface is shattered into a million facets, each an ever-changing sky blue or cobalt blue, or turquoise, or one of an untold number of... Read the full Cueva Submarina review

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La Cueva Submarina Part 1

  • 5 out of 5 stars by pegasuspairs from Kalamazoo, Michigan
  • September 1, 2006
La Cueva Submarina Part 1
Quote: We swim a hundred yards or so through clear blue-as-only-the-ocean-can-be water only 10 or 15 feet deep. The rippled sandy bottom reflects the sky light above. The dark reef looms on both sides, flashing with reds and yellows and blues and greys of... Read the full Cueva Submarina review

From journal Going to Puerto Rico