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From Back when people were scared of sharks. The decaying fencing provides shelter for sea horses and frog fish.
When divemasters call it their favorite, you know it's got to be good. Schooling barracuda protect this reef.
The name says it all. A sheer drop from 15ft/5m to 40ft/15m with hiding places for some really big green morays, and a resident Nassau Grouper!
The largest Pillar coral formation in the Caribbean can be found here. Enjoy a tour of the historic Fort Beekenburg during your surface interval.
This area has a mixture of nooks, crannies, sloping reef, a bit of wall, and just enough to make you want more.
The geography of this reef makes it so fertile some people have asked: "is this mushroom forest?" Lots of star coral and hiding places for lobster.
Courses are taught in English, Dutch & Spanish by friendly, experienced staff
