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Joy's Joy

Also known as: Joys Joy

Local operators describe Joy's Joy as the last dive site of the Bloody Bay section. A mini-wall or ridge near 25 ft gives way to coral fingers that slope gradually towards the main drop-off, with coral canyons between them. The many nooks hide spiny, rock and slipper lobsters, which are often out in the open even by day. Green and spotted morays are the signature residents, and spotted drums share holes with them. Eagle rays and sharks cruise past, while yellowtail snapper and bluestriped grunts school over the reef.

Divesite facts

Categories
Wall, Reef
Coordinates
19.6788, -80.0930

Position on the map

Tags

wall reef green moray spotted moray spiny lobster slipper lobster spotted drum eagle ray

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