Chuckles
Also known as: Chukkles
Chuckles is a granite massif with deep gullies and an adjoining field of boulders, about 15 minutes by boat from Beau Vallon. The rock is heavily encrusted with soft corals and sea fans. Lionfish, scorpionfish, groupers, yellow snappers, octopus, lobsters and morays live in the cracks, and stingrays, eagle rays and whitetip reef sharks pass by. Equinoxe reports whale sharks between August and October.
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