7 mile
beach
This is a nice 1 mile snorkel. Start at cemetery beach, head out to the
buoy about 250yds out, then from coral head to coral head south to the 200yd
buoy a little past London House. Then into shore and walk back.
blue tang |
lobster |
goatfish |
flamingo tongue |
jawfish |
grunts |
soft corals |
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Cemetery beach
5-10 minute walk from the house. Shallow old reefs 50-100yds from shore, nice healthy coral heads further out
both left and right of the buoy. Our favorite place to go just before
sunset.
sargeant majors |
blue tang |
soft corals |
flamingo tongue |
squirrelfish |
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Eden Rock
The entire Eden Rock/Devil's Grotto area is well worth exploring with coral heads
rising to within 8 or 10' of the surface from the sand 30-40' below. The
perimeter of the area is well marked by buoys.
jack and stingray |
stoplight parrotfish |
the reef |
2' cuda |
rocky diving down |
bubbles |
more bubbles |
blue tang |
blue tang |
spotfin butterflyfish |
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London House
We'd walk or snorkel down to London House. The attraction here are a
few turtles, barracuda, and stingrays that were usually there to greet us.
green turtle |
fire coral encrusting a sea fan |
brain coral |
anemone and juvenile blue tang |
feather dusters |
green turtle |
Turtle Reef
Enter using the divetech ladder and explore the ironshore shoreline up and
down the coast. Scorpionfish rest on the shallow coral ledges so
watch what you bump into. Swim out to the miniwall where a healthy reef
drops from 30' to 60'.
trunkfish |
scorpionfish |
checking the ironshore |
bristle worm |
goldentail moray |
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Smith's Cove
Nice cove south of Georgetown with shallow coral heads close to shore and 30'
dive sites a couple of hundred yards out. The ironshore is interesting to
explore as well. Didn't get any good pics though.
Rum Point
Visibility wasn't too good when we were there but lots of snook under the
pier and a few coral heads out past the marine park buoy.
snook |
yellow stingray |
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