Dynamite Drop-Off
Also known as: Dynamite Drop · Dynamite Dropoff
Despite its name, Paradise Divers stress that no dynamite was ever used here, and the reef is in pristine condition. Wannadive describes a swim-through that leads over the wall to about 140 ft, with reef sharks and large barracuda along the drop-off. Returning to the mooring, divers can look for an eagle ray on the sand. The Department of Environment mooring lies in about 30 ft in the Marine Reserve zone.
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