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the Village through the jungle to
Otto Beach
. Then navigate the rugged northern shore un-
til you find the spectacular
Goat Beach
, framed by two headlands.
steel tower jutting 6m above the mango trees, where you can glimpse the island's curves
and coves, and catch an outrageous sunset.
Activities
There is great snorkeling on the east and north sides of the island. Many hotels in these
areas rent snorkeling gear, as do the dive shops. If you want a guide, ask in the village for
Alfonso
( 8434-2520; School, 300m N)
, who runs tours in his boat (US$20 per person) and
also organizes fishing trips (US$40 per person).
Dolphin Dive
( 8917-9717;
www.dolphindivelittlecorn.com
; 1/10 dives US$35/280; 8am-6pm)
Professional
yet laid-back, this locally owned dive shop has good equipment and experienced instruct-
ors that really know these reefs. They visit over 20 different sites, and offer open-water
(US$305), rescue-diver (US$230) and advanced open-water (US$240) courses. They also
rent snorkel gear for US$5 per day.
DIVING
Dive Little Corn
( 8856-5888;
www.divelittlecorn.net
; Village; 1/10 dives US$35/280; 8am-6pm)
Little Corn's
original dive shop is owned and managed by Casa Iguana and provides a high level of ser-
vice. It offers open-water (US$309) and advanced open-water courses (US$249).
DIVING
Kite Little Corn
OFFLINE MAP
KITESURFING
GOOGLE MAP
(
www.kitelittlecorn.com
; inside Dolphin Dive; 8am-6pm)
Soar over the turquoise waters of
Little Island with this new kitesurfing school run by Nacho, an affable Spaniard who is
passionate about the sport. Located inside Dolphin Dive, it offers two-day intensive
courses (US$270) and group tuition (US$30 per hour).
Sleeping & Eating
