Playa Piskado

Parking is limited, so it’s best to arrive early. There’s no fee to enter the beach, but two chairs and an umbrella cost $15 USD for the day. The area has plenty of turtles, though you’ll be sharing the water with crowds from cruise ship drop-offs. Food is available on site, and restrooms can be used for a small fee. If you’re snorkeling and don’t need to see the turtles, head north along the rocks to get away from the crowds - you’ll find flounder and a nice variety of reef fish there.... Show More

Visited Jan. 2026

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Nice shore dive with lots of turtles. Neptune statue is around 30 ft. Note that this is a popular tourist spot and can get busy.

Visited Jan. 2024

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"Neptunes Reef" is just in front of All West Apartments & Diving, this easily accessible dive site offers a nice steep wall and a big opportunity to see turtles. These can normally be found at the end of the fishermans pier chomping away on discarded fish. In the shallows you will find old V6 engine blocks used by the local fishermen to anchor their boats; a perfect habitat for juveniles, all types of moray eels and lobsters. Several seahorses and frog fishes have been spotted here as well... Do not forget to pay a visit to our statue of King Neptune placed just in front of the pier at 30’ at the beginning of 1997.

Special note: Please do not physically interact with the sea turtles. Keep a safe distance and observe only.

Check out the video: https://youtu.be/73QrsSB-Z3w
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Visited May. 2018

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