Orange Canyon
Orange Canyon sits on a particularly steep part of the West Bay wall and owes its name to the orange elephant ear sponges covering it.
The wall is undercut and cut by cracks and crevices. According to Wannadive the wall proper starts at about 30 m. The canyon holds eels, silversides and angelfish, and rays may pass.
Divesite facts
Level
Experienced
Categories
Wall, Canyon
Typical depth range
Down to 40 m
Coordinates
19.3687, -81.4180
Position on the map
Tags
wall
canyon
elephant ear sponges
silversides
eels
angelfish
boat dive
mild current
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