Buoy Line

Also known as: Buoy's Line · Buoyline · Bouyline · Lunch Box · Mystic Wind · Mystic Winds

Buoy Line takes its name from the buoys that once marked the deep-water channel used by banana freighters. A sandy bottom gives way to a sloping coral and sponge reef, with a smaller shallow reef on the other side. The highlight is the Mystic Wind, an 18 m trimaran sunk by the local dive community, which divers can swim beneath from one side to the other. The wreck is covered in sponges and oysters and shelters schoolmaster snappers. Seahorses, rays, green morays and feather duster worms are reported, and stronger currents sometimes bring larger fish.

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Buoy Line
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Buoy's Line
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Buoyline
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Bouyline
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Lunch Box
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Mystic Wind
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Mystic Winds
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