Warren snorkeling [224k]
He was timid at first but dived right in after his mother.
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Trunkfish [298k]
Spotted this guy bumbling around while we were still getting used to the camera
Sofia [242k]
At cruise altitude over the seascape teeming with life
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Coral and fishies [440k]
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Stick fish [373k]
We were very impressed
Stick fish [327k]
He just sorta stood there and hung out
Stick fish [292k]
Wasn't bothered by us in the least
Laid back [249k]
Reclining on the seafloor
Giant hand [280k]
One of the largest coral formations we encountered appears to leap out at you, grasping
Leafy forest [257k]
The largest forest of sea fans we saw at the Carlos Rosario beach
Underside [279k]
Trying to see what the dark underside of the coral looks like using the flash
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Sea urchin [238k]
One of the medium-sized specimens we cautiously swam over
Fish eye view [223k]
Hold your breath for the deep dive
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Flounder [251k]
There is a flounder hiding in this picture.
Bright blue [219k]
Warren [252k]
Our final dive on Flamenco beach, which had the most beautiful coral formations, and was surprisingly deep. You have to find a way to get behind it on the oceanside to see the good stuff, though.
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Food canyon [232k]
Sushi in the abyss