The dive here happens along the confluence of Bloody Bay and Jackson Bay, and the place where they come together is apparent due to the difference in the bottom topography. On one side, the wall drops off sharply, while the other boasts a sloping

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The dive here happens along the confluence of Bloody Bay and Jackson Bay, and the place where they come together is apparent due to the difference in the bottom topography. On one side, the wall drops off sharply, while the other boasts a sloping grade with a reef riddled by cracks and crevices. This is one of the most popular dives around the island, not only because of the huge schools of fish that ride in on the currents, but also for the surprising color and diversity of the corals. The reef starts in a mere 18 feet of water and drops well into the inky-blue depths.

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