Moray Alley
Moray Alley is an extended reef of medium to high coral heads in about 15 to 24 m, a short boat ride north of the harbour entrance. It has long been known for green morays that approach divers. Yellowtail snapper, Nassau grouper, trumpetfish, French and striped grunts, black durgon and blue tang are common along the reef. Because it lies close to the edge of the Gulf Stream, a northbound current often runs and the site is frequently dived as a drift.
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