The section of Bloody Bay known as Great Wall is long enough that many dive operators separate it into two dives: Great Wall East and West. And when divers mention Bloody Bay Wall, this is usually the spot they're talking about. Huge brain corals

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The section of Bloody Bay known as Great Wall is long enough that many dive operators separate it into two dives: Great Wall East and West. And when divers mention Bloody Bay Wall, this is usually the spot they're talking about. Huge brain corals populate the shallows, followed by a vertical drop into blue water. Watch for eels, lobster, and nurse sharks among the cracks and crevices of the reef. Along the wall, sea turtles often graze among myriad sponge growth and bigger fish or sharks sometimes swim to the wall from deeper water.

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