South Double Ledges
About South Double Ledges
South Double Ledges is a twin-reef system that runs north–south, with two distinct ledges separated by deeper sand. One ledge rises about 5 ft from around 85 ft depth, while the other rises about 8 ft from around 65 ft. The reef includes large coral formations with holes, cracks, and small overhangs that provide shelter for marine life. The reef’s end forms a large bowl-like feature with fish and corals, and the site is described as a very good drift dive with typically good visibility influenced by the Gulf Stream.
Where Is South Double Ledges?
South Double Ledges Planning Details
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Reported Depth
19.8m - 25.9m
Depth Note
Two ledges are described: one rising ~5 ft from 85 ft depth and the other ~8 ft from 65 ft depth.
Typical Conditions
Typically good visibility with Gulf Stream influence; current is suitable for drifting.
Safety & Access At South Double Ledges
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Key Hazards
Safety Notes
This is described as a drift dive; plan for current and maintain appropriate buoyancy control around ledges and reef structure.
Local Intel For South Double Ledges
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Scuba
A strong drift-style scuba dive along twin ledges with relief and structure.
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Exposure Profile at South Double Ledges
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