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When the captain announces Black Rock Reef, watch the regular divers’ faces light up—it’s a favourite!
Closer to shore than Black Rock Drop-Off, this site offers sandy channels, coral gardens, shallow hardpan, and freestanding coral heads separated by narrow passages. Right under the boat is the most action-packed area, with ridges and coral heads attracting schools of Bermuda Chub, Yellowtail Snapper, and Barracudas. Check beneath overhangs at 45–50 feet for lobsters, crabs, and shrimp.
A sh…
When the captain announces Black Rock Reef, watch the regular divers’ faces light up—it’s a favourite!
Closer to shore than Black Rock Drop-Off, this site offers sandy channels, coral gardens, shallow hardpan, and freestanding coral heads separated by narrow passages. Right under the boat is the most action-packed area, with ridges and coral heads attracting schools of Bermuda Chub, Yellowtail Snapper, and Barracudas. Check beneath overhangs at 45–50 feet for lobsters, crabs, and shrimp.
A short swim north leads to rolling coral gardens, home to a school of colour-changing Caribbean Reef Squid. They hover in formation, turning bright white and waving tentacles to warn off intruders.
Further north, a vast sand expanse fades into the deep blue wall. Look for a massive barrel sponge clinging to a coral ridge—it’s impressive in size and looks like it could topple at any moment!
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