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Mesa
Mesa features various types of coral including stony and fire coral. The site is teeming with fish life including large tiger grouper and golden hamlet.
 rated, discovered 297 time(s).
region, West Bay
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Mitch Miller`s Reef
The reef is named after the famous band leader from the 50's and 60's. The reef is made up of large coral heads grooved with gulleys and swin throughs.Snorkeling Also
rated, discovered 304 time(s).
region, West Bay
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Neptune`s Wall
A great steep wall dive which features large barrel sponges, rope sponges, black coral and gorgorian sea fans. Various types of lobsters and moral eels can be found here. You can usually count on superb visibility at this site.
rated, discovered 307 time(s).
region, West Bay
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No Name Wall
This deep dive is just north of the Rum Point Channel. This site is line of ravines which lead towards the wall.
rated, discovered 316 time(s).
region, West Bay
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North West Point
Located in the mixing zone of currents from the north and west walls, this wall dive is heavy on filter feeders like orange elephant ear sponges and deepwater gorgonians. It's also a great site to see green sea turtles.
rated, discovered 302 time(s).
region, West Bay
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Orange Canyon
Named for the big orange elephant ear sponges that compete for your attention with the vast webs of deepwater gorgonians and meaty barrel sponges. A deeper site not recommended for beginners
rated, discovered 309 time(s).
region, West Bay
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Oro Verde North (Stern)
This drug smugglers' loss is a divers' gain. Oro Verde, Spanish for Green Gold, obviously refers to the monetary value of its former cargo of ganja. Scuttled in the spring of 1980, this wreck is steadily maturing with a coat of sponge and coral.
rated, discovered 294 time(s).
region, West Bay
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Oro Verde South (Bow)
This drug smugglers' loss is a divers' gain. Oro Verde, Spanish for Green Gold, obviously refers to the monetary value of its former cargo of ganja. Scuttled in the spring of 1980, this wreck is steadily maturing with a coat of sponge and coral.
rated, discovered 299 time(s).
region, West Bay
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Paradise Reef
This reef is home to a very large tame dog snapper called Fang. Other marine life found here include, sea plumes, sea fans and cleaner shrimp.
rated, discovered 306 time(s).
region, West Bay
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Peter`s (Governor`s) Reef
This reef in directly inshore from the Oro Verde. The site is home to various types of marine life including, the French Angelfish and the Parrotfish.Snorkeling Also
rated, discovered 355 time(s).
region, West Bay
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Pinnacle Reef
The coral pinnacles look as though they are reaching for the surface. Don't miss the swimthrough located northwest of the mooring pin.
rated, discovered 338 time(s).
region, West Bay
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Princess Penny`s Wall
A single large pinnacle stands like a watch tower between the wall and the abyss. Manned by a shy green moray eel, the pinnacle top sprouts deepwater gorgonians and sea rods. Plates of sheet coral, mounding star, brain and cup corals cover the wall
rated, discovered 318 time(s).
region, West Bay
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Queen`s Throne
This mini wall dive is home to a large green moray eel. The coral pinnacles are quite dramatic. This is a nice second dive. Snorkeling Also
rated, discovered 327 time(s).
region, West Bay
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Robert`s Wall
This wall with slightly wider spur and groove formations has various pass throughs. The site boasts excellent visibility. You will enjoy the colorful marine life at this site.
rated, discovered 315 time(s).
region, West Bay
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Round Rock East
The highlight of this site is the large elephant's ear sponge (partly broken off but still alive) The walls are covered in sea plumes, black coral trees and sponges.
rated, discovered 306 time(s).
region, West Bay
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Round Rock West
The highlight of this site is the large elephant's ear sponge (partly broken off but still alive) The walls are covered in sea plumes, black coral trees and sponges.
rated, discovered 316 time(s).
region, West Bay
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Royal Palms Ledge
A nice shallow dive. The reef forms a nice horseshoe shape. A popular site for night diving when the shrimp and squid are plentiful. Snorkeling Also
rated, discovered 365 time(s).
region, West Bay
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Sand Chute
Another deep site famous for its 50-foot-wide ski slope of white sand that starts in 60 feet of water. Get negative and buzz the garden eels on your way down the black diamond trail, schussing through mogul-like hogfish mounds.
rated, discovered 350 time(s).
region, West Bay
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Sentinel Rock
Open water dive site
rated, discovered 355 time(s).
region, West Bay
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Slaughterhouse Wall
This is a shallow dive site, ideal as a second dive. You can count on encountering various species of fish life and interesting marine organisms suc as, brittle starfish, small snails, sea urchins and tiny hydroids.
rated, discovered 328 time(s).
region, West Bay
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