Guana Island

Monkey Point on the southwestern tip of Guana Island is home to large Tarpon and schools of silversides. Hidden among the coral formations are golden tail morays and an abundance of blue stripe grunts.

A short ride to Great Camanoe’s south coast and we are on Diamond reef. This Reef has a 45 degree slope and goes from the surface down to thirty feet. This gives great freedom to see a diversity of sea life from those that like to swim close to the surface and those that like to hide behind coral outcrops and large sea fans at depth.