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Armchair Reef
rating : 4.0
depth : 17 m
visibility : good
description :
Enormous amount of fish! A school of big tarpons, a sleeping shark in a cave. All sorts of reef fish.
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Balboa
rating : 4.0
type of diving : wreck
depth : 12 m
visibility : average
description :
Diving site situated just at the exit of Georgetown harbor. The churning of the sea bed by the boats reduces visibility (about 10 meters). A wreck sunk in 1957 of which remains a heap of scrap iron spread over a large surface.
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Big Pinnacle
rating : 4.0
depth : 30 m
visibility : excellent
description :
Sea very rough, difficult to climb back onto the boat, strong current. Saw 2 turtles, a school of barracudas. Very beautiful passage at depth of 30 meters in a kind of small valley closing in at the top. Tubes de corals and big sponges.
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Big Tunnel
rating : 4.0
depth : 30 m
visibility : excellent
description :
Series of tunnels some connecting to others sometimes converging onto a vertiginous wall. Saw a school of a dozen barracudas, one turtle, and schools of multicolored fish. Angel fish escort us for a while. Very beautiful flora, but few fish below 15 meters
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Bonnie's Arch
rating : 4.0
depth : 20 m
visibility : good
description :
Great arc of coral located at a depth of 20 meters, under which lives a school of large tarpons. Shore diving.
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Dolphin's Drop Off
rating : 4.0
depth : 30 m
visibility : good
description :
no description
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Eden Rock
rating : 4.0
depth : 15 m
visibility : very good
description :
Multitude of narrow and shallow tunnels: very spectacular diving, and a large number of fishes, including 5 or 6 tarpoons (in a small cave) and lots of parrots and trumpet-fish. Can be reached from the shore (from the diving center of the Eden Rock).
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Mazes
rating : 4.0
depth : 30 m
visibility : good
description :
Splendid dive site with many canyons and caves.
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Mesa
rating : 4.0
depth : 30 m
visibility : excellent
description :
Great concentration of fish: parrot fish, angel fish, pipe fish. Schools of multicolored fish, saw a barracuda. Very beautiful corals. As its name Mesa implies, this site appears like a table - a slightly raised flat reef.
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Round Rock Cave
rating : 4.0
depth : 30 m
visibility : excellent
description :
Passage through a tunnel leading onto a vertiginous wall. . Very good visibility. Lots of sponges and black corals. Many barracudas, one skate.
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Trinity Caves
rating : 4.0
depth : 30 m
visibility : excellent
description :
From 14 meters, the coral can be found on this diving site. It is then possible to use tunnels and chimneys to reach the wall. Beautiful corals, a crab, an eagle-ray and of course some groupers are typically found on this site.
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Wildlife Reef
rating : 4.0
depth : 14 m
visibility : excellent
description :
2 or 3 shallow furrows (mini valleys). Saw a skate quite close up. Many fish.
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Aquarium
rating : 3.0
depth : 15 m
visibility : good
description :
A Fish Reserve: this diving allows seeing a great quantity of small fish, especially at the beginning of the dive.
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Devil's Grotto
rating : 3.0
depth : 15 m
visibility : very good
description :
Very similar to Eden Rock, with more caves but less fish.
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Eagle Ray Rock
rating : 3.0
depth : 30 m
visibility : excellent
description :
Canyons bordered with sponges and black corals. At the exit of a tunnel, a group of 5 barracudas were waiting for us: one of them followed us for 20 minutes! Current very strong at times. Big groupers and parrot fish.
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Haunted House
rating : 3.0
depth : 30 m
visibility : average
description :
no description
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Hepp's pipeline
rating : 3.0
depth : 20 m
visibility : good
description :
Two falls parallel to the coast (very near). Beautiful corals and sponges, but few fish.
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Little Table Rock
rating : 3.0
depth : 15 m
visibility : average
description :
Quite a lot of caves. Saw sea spiders and 2 lobsters, as well as the usual fish.
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Lone Star Reef
rating : 3.0
depth : 15 m
visibility : good
description :
Some beautiful barracudas and lots of reef fish (violet-blues sponges, tubes). A tunnel.
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Orange Canyon
rating : 3.0
depth : 30 m
visibility : excellent
description :
Quite a lot of crevices leading onto a vertiginous wall. At 30 meters, few fish but magnificent corals. Lots of sponges. From 15 meters, and up to the surface, a myriad of reef fish.
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Royal Palms Ledge
rating : 3.0
depth : 18 m
visibility : good
description :
Small reef in the shape of a horseshoe with a maximum depth of 18 meters. Enormous amount of fish but of reduced size.
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Sand Chute
rating : 3.0
depth : 30 m
visibility : average
description :
Large band of sand leading into the blue. Numerous small cavities and passages in tunnels but relatively few fish. A skate was seen.
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Spanish Bay Reef
rating : 3.0
depth : 35 m
visibility : good
description :
Very beautiful flora, located at a hundred meters off the shore.
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Stingray City
rating : 3.0
depth : 4 m
visibility : average
description :
Considered one of the most famous dives in shallow water (less than 5 meters). Lots of stingrays come here to seek food brought by divers, making this site a little artificial... But it remains a unique experience.
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Sunset House Shore Diving
rating : 3.0
depth : 20 m
visibility : excellent
description :
No wall, but rather an aquatic garden cut by small valleys of a maximum depth of 16 meters. Saw a turtle, several barracudas (one was enormous), a lobster and lots of reef fish. Access into the water by a ladder!
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Turtle Reef Wall (little wall)
rating : 3.0
depth : 20 m
visibility : good
description :
Many fish, with a giant stingray and a moray. Multicolored corals as well as large sponges. Note: the use of a scooter makes the fish disappear...
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Big Deeper
rating : 2.0
depth : 35 m
visibility : good
description :
Wall similar to the majority of those on the island.
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Doc Poulson Wreck
rating : 2.0
type of diving : wreck
depth : 15 m
visibility : average
description :
On this site, the boat moors directly to the wreck of a boat that was voluntarily sunk in 1991. Its interior can be easily visited. We found there 2 big barracudas, 1 large grouper and 1 green moray. Otherwise, there is nothing really interesting.
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Fourtheen Trees
rating : 2.0
depth : 15 m
visibility : excellent
description :
The anchor is thrown directly into the sand. This site presents very small islands of coral with lots of small reef fish. 2 lobsters were also seen.
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Oro Verde
rating : 2.0
type of diving : wreck
depth : 15 m
visibility : good
description :
Wreck of a 55 m length boat, sunk in 1980. You can visit the inside of this wreck. In fact, it looks more like a scrap-iron heap. Few fish, some groupers.
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Paradise Reef
rating : 2.0
depth : 15 m
visibility : average
description :
no description
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Princess Penny's Wall
rating : 2.0
depth : 35 m
visibility : good
description :
Wall dedicated to the memory of a diver who died of cancer. Few fish.
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Tarpon Taproon
rating : 2.0
depth : 15 m
visibility : good
description :
Less interesting dive site with some tunnels.
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TSSS
[(next to Pageant Beach Reef)]
rating : 2.0
depth : 12 m
visibility : good
description :
Shallow site formed by a succession of small canyons, caves and tunnels. Lots of small fish. A slight current.
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Turtle Reef Wall (main wall)
rating : 2.0
depth : 40 m
visibility : average
description :
Along the shore, a vertiginous wall but relatively few fish.
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Public Bay Reef
rating : 1.0
depth : 15 m
visibility : good
description :
Opposite Holiday Inn, dive of no interest.