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Dive Site Locations
Dive with the legendary
«Bahamian Brendal»
with over 25
years experience
as your host at the following wonderful
dive site locations
:
The original Tarpon Dive: Founded
by Brendal. Dive with Tarpon at 50' and hand feed Brendal's pet "Grouper
Junkanoo" all along a wall of coral.
Coral Caverns: Explore caverns
at 50' and feed "Caypso Grouper" amid schools of silversides and breathtaking
and abundant tropical fish.
Coral Condos: Formation of coral
heads and plate coral at 60' with an abundance of micro life.
Dive the historic Wreck of the San
Jacinto: Dive the 1st U.S. steamship made. The ship was built in 1847,
and sank in 1865. Feed one large green moray eel, all at 40'.
The Catacombs: Explore sun-filtered
catacombs with the fish and turtles at 40' - a photographer's dream.
Horse Shoe Reef: Sparkling sand
channels at 40' that lead to coral heads of every size.
Elkhorn Coral Reef: Beautiful shallow
reefs that start at 25' and extend to the surface alive with coral and
fish!
Valley of the Sponges: Dive
to 90' explore colorful Tube and Barrel sponges.
Grouper Alley: Dive with schools
of Large Grouper. All at 90'.
The Ledge: Large Grouper swimming
amongst soft corals and sponges that dot the terrain at 100'.
Hole in the Wall: Explore a
huge coral head that divers can swim through and sun-filtered caverns that
are a photographer's delight, all at 50'.
The Craters:
Dive to coral head formations at 60'
with caverns to explore filled with sunlight!.
Coral Canyons: Dive to an underwater
canyon with crevasse terrain and fish of every size and description, all
at 55'.
Sea Gypsy Reef: Soft and hard
coral of every description at 40' with interlinking sand channels filled
with tropical fish.
The Coral Gardens: A garden
of fan corals, gorgonian coral and sponges all at 80'.
The Wreck Violet Mitchell: Dive
to 45' and explore a wreck that sank in the 1980s that is alive with schools
of fish.
The Pillars: Spectacular pillar
coral from 35' to the surface. Tropicals of various types dot the terrain!
All dives are boat dives. We also
have many additional dive site not listed above! |
