Tarpon Reef - high profile corals provide a home to Tarpon, a huge Green Moray
 

Coral Caverns - series of winding caverns filled with clouds of shiny Silversides
 

"The San Jacinto" - wreck of a large steamship that sank in 1865 in 40 feet of water
 

The Catacombs - shallow sun­splattered cavern with abundant tropical fish and frequent turtles
 

Coral Condos - large formation of coral heads with cascading plate coral and excellent marine life in 60' water.

Coral Archway - 20-30' archway leads to undersea garden of coral heads and anemones; numerous parrot fish, grunts, chubs, and southern sennets;

Cathedral - starts in 10', drops to 35' into a mammoth room that resembles a cathedral, with the light playing off the walls to create a "stained glass" effect;

Devil's Blue Hole - 150' dive, for IANTD certified, to 215' and beyond;

"Demira" - 411' sailing freighter sunk in a hurricane in 1928 in 30fsw; last of its kind built in Bahamas; mast is broken, but most of the ship is intact; many sergeant-majors; chubs, grunts, yellowtails;

Tombs - cave at 20' one exit, NACD certified only

Medusa's Lair - hole through the reef at 20' that breaks into a sea garden; hard and soft corals

Carousel - a colorful coral head about 100' across that you can swim in and around gives the site its name; many tropicals, jackknives, yellowtails and gray snappers

Mini-Drop - drop of 15-40' along the coral wall; gorgonians, sea fans, sea whips and fens, as well as loggerhead and hawksbill turtles, parrot fish, and the occasional stingray

Twin-Sisters - good spot for close-up photography; flamingo tongues, banded coral shrimp, arrow crabs, feather duster worms, Christmas tree worms, numerous tropicals;

Maxi-Cave Bay - barracuda, nurse shark, southern sennets, groupers, parrot fish; brain coral, elkhorn, an old wheel from an old wreck; maximum depth 30'

"U.S.S.Adirondack" - Union battleship sand in 1862, many cannon and recognizable debris; 30'

Train Wreck - two complete locomotives lie in 10'+, interesting UW photo site

Grouper Alley - 40', there were over a dozen grouper who used to play with divers until someone speared them; now there are still several grouper that are rather skittish, and rightfully so. Occasional sharks, turtles and tropicals abound, and a cave chute with banded coral shrimp

The Towers - entwining corals tower from a depth of 60' with an extensive cavern area at 30' filled with silver sides and yellowfin grouper

"Jolly Tar" - 60' ship in 85' behind Fowl Cay, and a Puffin sailboat in 60', both are now only remains.