This site features vertical rock towers and pinnacles with overhangs that provide shelter for schooling reef fish and eels. It is located on the east side of Carrot Rock. It is typically dived from a boat, with a mild south-setting current, and offers chances to spot pelagic life out in the blue water such as sharks and rays. Schools of tarpon may be seen chasing baitfish.
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Typical Conditions
A south-setting current is described.
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Safety Notes
Expect current running to the south and be mindful around overhangs; keep an eye on blue-water activity when sharks and rays are present.
Community notes to help plan your visit.
Scuba Diving
Boat dive around rock towers, pinnacles, and overhangs; current may improve the dive when running south.
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