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Average depth 18 m / 59.1 ft
Max depth 25.9 m / 85 ft
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English (Translate this text in English): This reef is famous on Anguilla for offering great snorkelling. Its reputation in not unfounded. The plateau is in 15 to 18ft of water and goes down towards a 45 degree drop-off at 25ft after that point it drops off anywhere from 30 feet at its Eastern end to 85 ft on its Western end. At the base of the reef is a sandy bottom where one can often see Southern Sting Rays, Lobster, Crayfish and Eels in the overhangs and holes within the reef itself.
English (Translate this text in English): This reef is famous on Anguilla for offering great snorkelling. Its reputation in not unfounded. The plateau is in 15 to 18ft of water and goes down towards a 45 degree drop-off at 25ft after that point it drops off anywhere from 30 feet at its Eastern end to 85 ft on its Western end. At the base of the reef is a sandy bottom where one can often see Southern Sting Rays, Lobster, Crayfish and Eels in the overhangs and holes within the reef itself.
This reef is famous on Anguilla for offering great snorkelling. Its reputation in not unfounded. The plateau is in 15 to 18ft of water and goes down towards a 45 degree drop-off at 25ft after that point it drops off anywhere from 30 feet at its Eastern end to 85 ft on its Western end. At the base of the reef is a sandy bottom where one can often see Southern Sting Rays, Lobster, Crayfish and Eels in the overhangs and holes within the reef itself.
English (Translate this text in English): This reef is famous on Anguilla for offering great snorkelling. Its reputation in not unfounded. The plateau is in 15 to 18ft of water and goes down towards a 45 degree drop-off at 25ft after that point it drops off anywhere from 30 feet at its Eastern end to 85 ft on its Western end. At the base of the reef is a sandy bottom where one can often see Southern Sting Rays, Lobster, Crayfish and Eels in the overhangs and holes within the reef itself.
English (Translate this text in English): This reef is famous on Anguilla for offering great snorkelling. Its reputation in not unfounded. The plateau is in 15 to 18ft of water and goes down towards a 45 degree drop-off at 25ft after that point it drops off anywhere from 30 feet at its Eastern end to 85 ft on its Western end. At the base of the reef is a sandy bottom where one can often see Southern Sting Rays, Lobster, Crayfish and Eels in the overhangs and holes within the reef itself.
English (Translate this text in English): This reef is famous on Anguilla for offering great snorkelling. Its reputation in not unfounded. The plateau is in 15 to 18ft of water and goes down towards a 45 degree drop-off at 25ft after that point it drops off anywhere from 30 feet at its Eastern end to 85 ft on its Western end. At the base of the reef is a sandy bottom where one can often see Southern Sting Rays, Lobster, Crayfish and Eels in the overhangs and holes within the reef itself.
English (Translate this text in English): This reef is famous on Anguilla for offering great snorkelling. Its reputation in not unfounded. The plateau is in 15 to 18ft of water and goes down towards a 45 degree drop-off at 25ft after that point it drops off anywhere from 30 feet at its Eastern end to 85 ft on its Western end. At the base of the reef is a sandy bottom where one can often see Southern Sting Rays, Lobster, Crayfish and Eels in the overhangs and holes within the reef itself.
English (Translate this text in English): This reef is famous on Anguilla for offering great snorkelling. Its reputation in not unfounded. The plateau is in 15 to 18ft of water and goes down towards a 45 degree drop-off at 25ft after that point it drops off anywhere from 30 feet at its Eastern end to 85 ft on its Western end. At the base of the reef is a sandy bottom where one can often see Southern Sting Rays, Lobster, Crayfish and Eels in the overhangs and holes within the reef itself.
English (Translate this text in English): This reef is famous on Anguilla for offering great snorkelling. Its reputation in not unfounded. The plateau is in 15 to 18ft of water and goes down towards a 45 degree drop-off at 25ft after that point it drops off anywhere from 30 feet at its Eastern end to 85 ft on its Western end. At the base of the reef is a sandy bottom where one can often see Southern Sting Rays, Lobster, Crayfish and Eels in the overhangs and holes within the reef itself.
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Trip: Anguilla 2009
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Rescue Diver certification
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Trip: Anguilla 2008
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Advanced Open Water certification
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