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Named after a major scuba event in 1990, held after the DEMA trade show and near the Super Bowl, SCUBA Bowl offers a thrilling drift dive along a winding wall with two large pinnacles and a massive mushroom-shaped formation resembling a church spire.
As you glide past ravines, ledges, channels, and buttresses, keep an eye on the wall’s edge for Cubera Snappers. These massive fish, reaching up to three feet long, are surprisingly shy—approach too quickly, and they’ll vanish!
The most exposed o…
Named after a major scuba event in 1990, held after the DEMA trade show and near the Super Bowl, SCUBA Bowl offers a thrilling drift dive along a winding wall with two large pinnacles and a massive mushroom-shaped formation resembling a church spire.
As you glide past ravines, ledges, channels, and buttresses, keep an eye on the wall’s edge for Cubera Snappers. These massive fish, reaching up to three feet long, are surprisingly shy—approach too quickly, and they’ll vanish!
The most exposed of The Corner dive sites and one of the deeper ones, SCUBA Bowl can be a challenge to dive, but once you check it off your list, the reward is unforgettable. Nutrient-rich upwellings fuel an explosion of coral, sponges, and immense schools of fish, making this dynamic reef an awe-inspiring underwater spectacle!
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