Twin Anchors
Twin Anchors is a history dive on St. Croix's reefs. The first anchor, said to be over 200 years old and from the Danish colonial period, rests at about 45 feet and is more than 8 feet long. A second anchor lies lodged among the corals at about 55 feet. Deeper down there is a field of staghorn coral, and parrotfish, reef sharks and lobsters are common.
Divesite facts
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Reef
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reef
anchors
staghorn coral
parrotfish
reef sharks
lobsters
boat dive
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