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 |  | Wreck of the Parmatta - (Anegada)
|  | | Located off Anegada, the wreck of the Parmatta ran aground in 1853.
You will see butterfly fish, turtles and huge groupers here. |  | |
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The topography is sand and coral with sea fans and gorgonian and depth from 30 - 90 feet. Take time to look inside the nooks and crannies. You will see Blue chromis spotted drums, quillfin blennies. For petersen cleaning shrimp & spiral anemones. There are occasional swells but this dive site is usually calm. |  | |
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 |  | Carvel Rock (Cooper Island)
|  | | (Novice) - Made up of huge boulders this dive site sits between Cooper and Ginger Island with the top of rocks covered with fire coral and sponges. This site has depths from 15 - 90 feet. Strong currents and large swells often restrict diving. You will see barracuda, green morays, kingfish, Take time to look inside the nooks and crannies and among the rocks for durgeon flit, lobsters, queen trigger fish and white spotted file fish. |  | |
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 |  | Cister Point (Cooper Island)
|  | | (Beginner) Located off Cooper Island, The Cister is a shallow dive with depths of 20-40 feet through rocks with craters. |  | |
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|  | | (Novice / Intermediate) Rocky ledges covered with soft and hard corals, with colorful sponges. Depths from 30 - 50 Feet. Large swells often limit diving. |  | |
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 |  | Markoe Point (Cooper Island)
|  | | (Intermediate) Tucked around the southeast corner of Cooper Island, Markoe Point usually is protected from the elements at the mooring. Depths of 40 - 80 feet. |  | |
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 |  | Marie L, Pat, and Beata (Wreck Alley) - (Cooper Island)
|  | | (Intermediate) This open water site has good visibility with depths from 60 - 90 feet. Watch out for occasional large swells and strong currents. |  | |
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 |  | Thumb Rock (Red Bluff Point) - (Cooper Island)
|  | | (Novice) You'll see why this site got its name - of course it's because of the pinnacle underwater that sticks up like a thumb. There is a similar rock located above water too. Coral encrusted rocks with reef and depths of 30 - 60 feet. There are occasional large swells and currents. |  | |
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 |  | Vanishing Rock (Dry Rocks West) - (Cooper Island)
|  | | (Beginner / Intermediate) This open water site has good visibility with depths of 25 - 45 feet. Occasional large swells and strong currents. |  | |
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 |  | Bronco Billy's (George Dog)
|  | | (Beginner / Intermediate) Bronco Billy's consists of a number of coral ridges that form canyons and archways covered in colorful hard and soft corals and sponges. Large Pillar corals, cup corals and sponges also cover boulders where golden tail, spotted and green moray eels hide. Spotted drums, dog snapper and grunts. Depths of 15 - 50 feet. There is occasional current and surge. |  | |
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 |  | The Chimney - (Great Dog)
|  | | (Beginner / Intermediate) Named after a rock climbing site due to two boulders forming a narrow slot. Lot of color in the slot from sponges and is home to small shrimp, spotted rock lobster, and many anemones. There are ridges and dips with yellow tail damsels, sergeant majors, parrot fish and the occasional scorpion fish. Usually calm with depths of 15 - 45 feet. |  | |
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 |  | Joe's Cave - (West Dog)
|  | | (Beginner / Intermediate) A deep cave, which extends above the surface, has schools of glassy sweepers. The walls are covered with soft and hard corals and sponges. Depths of 20 - 50 feet. Slight current. |  | |
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 |  | Seal Dog - (West Seal Dog)
|  | | (Beginner / Intermediate) Like Joe's Cave, Seal Dog is a deep cave, which extends above the surface and has schools of glassy sweepers. The walls are covered with soft and hard corals and sponges. Depths of 20 - 50 feet. Slight current. |  | |
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