Steve Egner
Contributor
The barrier reef nearest the resort offered great diving, prolific life, and good, visibility, but the farther reefs were world-class. Following are pics from the reefs by the Blue Hole, and Glover's Reef. We often had well over 100' vis; The sandy bottom would be covered with Conch trails, with as many as 6 Conch in sight at one time. Massive swim-throughs, where the sand seemed to spill off into the blue abyss below. Cruising the edge of the reef, we spotted some soaring Spotted Eagle Rays:
Barracuda, just hangin'
Hawksbill Turtle, just chillin'
We found this Green Moray out in the open. I'm sorry I couldn't place anything for scale, it was at least 4' long.
These reef dives were always 3 tank dives, with a generous surface interval and picnic lunch. Baked chicken, rice and beans, melon and cookies. Awesome.
Barracuda, just hangin'
Hawksbill Turtle, just chillin'
We found this Green Moray out in the open. I'm sorry I couldn't place anything for scale, it was at least 4' long.
These reef dives were always 3 tank dives, with a generous surface interval and picnic lunch. Baked chicken, rice and beans, melon and cookies. Awesome.
