Baby Beach is a very popular area for sunners, swimmers, snorkelers, kids, and, of course, divers.  The protected cove offers a nice beach even in the worst of the weather.  You'll find facilities and concessions here, as well.

Are you ready for an adventure?  Grab your map, and head to the Southern tip of the island to the community of Ceroe Colorado.  Watch intersection distances carefully (since you'll seldom see a street sign!), drive through the community toward the ocean (not the refinery!), and you should begin to see the landmarks below.

Baby Beach Reef

This was a fun site as we used the scooters we rented from JADS dive shop at Baby Beach. We saw SIX Moray eels, big puffer fish, big Angels. A lot of fish & plant life. We went out with the guide this time & it was a great dive!

#2 - Baby Beach Reef

Puerto Chiquito is a small, quiet entry point, with protected shallows for the kids, and an impressive drop off for the diver.

A 100m South of the Southern 1A 4A intersection, turn West for 300m.  Then turn left for 1km passing over the Spanish Lagoon. Turn right and wind your way for about 1.5 km.  The entrance looks like a small dirt driveway.

Puerto Chiquito

Without street signs it's a little hard to find at first, but there is a large area to park between two houses. Went for three dives & one night dive here.  There is a good variety & plenty of fish, a lot of brain coral. Not much current or none at all.  The place that really helped us with our shore diving is a shop at Baby beach called JADS. It's on the PADI website, also. They were the most personable, decent, fun people to work with.

Patty and Kent's Dive Log

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