Stragglers
Also known as: Stragglers Rocks · Reefs at Stragglers · Stragglers of Great St. James
Stragglers is named after the scatter of rocks that trail off Great St. James. Underwater the rocks form fingers and canyons that wind through the site, and dive centres single out the topography as unlike anything else in the area. The canyon walls shelter eels, octopus and lobsters, while spotted eagle rays and reef squid patrol the outer reef. The site has a more open-water feel than the typical shallow reefs nearby.
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