Jack Neil Beach
Also known as: Bridge House
A large sandy patch starts in very shallow water next to a small beach and dock and slopes deep between reef walls on both sides. The calm conditions make it a common first dive and a confined-water training site. Seahorses, pipefish, flounders, nudibranchs and head-shield slugs live in the sand, and stingrays feed on the bottom. Reef squid and spotted eagle rays pass along the edge. Some divers call it Bridge House, after two houses joined by a bridge on the shore.
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