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Lana's Cove
Also known as: Lana's Boat
- Depth
- 20–60 ft (6–18 m)
- Access
- Access not established
- Type
- —
- Confidence
- Moderate confidence
Overview
Lana's Cove, also called Lana's Boat, is a Culebra site holding the small remains of a local tour boat scuttled in the cove in memory of its owner. The remains sit at about 20 feet, and the gently sloping bottom with seagrass beds continues to around 60 feet. Green turtles and southern stingrays are reported, and spotted eagle rays are sometimes seen.[1]
Habitat & marine life
- gently sloping terrain; seagrass beds[1]
- green turtles[1]
- southern stingrays[1]
- spotted eagle rays (sometimes)[1]
Marine life is what sources report having seen or commonly seeing — not a guarantee.
Wreck information
- small remains of a local tour boat scuttled in the cove in memory of its owner[1]
Safety considerations
No site-specific hazards are recorded in our sources. That does not mean there are none.
Ocean conditions change daily. Dive within your training, plan with current local information and consider a local professional guide. Full safety note.
Depth reports by source
| Reported | Source | Status |
|---|---|---|
| 20–60 ft (6–18 m) | Culebra Divers via SSI Scubago / MyDiveGuide[1] | Current source |
Sources & verification
Last researched: 2026-10-04 · Last independently verified: not yet field-verified · Confidence: Moderate confidence
- 1.Lana's Cove (dive site) — Culebra Divers via SSI Scubago / MyDiveGuide · Dive organization · Tier 2: Specialist · accessed 2026-09-25
Facts are summarised in our own words from the sources above; we do not reproduce operators’ or publishers’ descriptions. How confidence is assigned.