Mississippi

Back of Bona reef near the lighthouse this wall dive starts in 1msw & drops off to 30msw with a ridge covered in sea fans, soft & hard coral & some well decorated & fragile swim-throughs. Excellent site for hiding during SE winds & best dived on strong outgoing current. Always plenty to see for the keen eye.

Drift dive best on an incoming tide (east to west) starting at 5msw & dropping off to 36msw, perfect for multilevel profile. Connecetd to main reef by a ridge at 18msw. ’Bigger the tide faster the ride’ along soft coral wall, look out & up as always plenty to see in the blue. Excellent macro as well.

Big wall drift dive best done on an outgoing tide from southeast to northwest keeping the wall on the RHS. (can be done in reverse). Wall starts in 2msw & drops off to 36msw & on the leeward side several coral heads with lots of marine life are perfect to finish of the dive. OKAY for experienced snorklers.

Starting v/near the surface with top of reef exposed during low tide, this wall is the point of the main reef which can be dived at anytime, excellent drift dive with incoming tide or as a stationary dive. The wall drops off to 30msw & as the name Pot Luck suggests you can expect to see anything at this site.

A group of small bommies, on the leeward side of the main reef covered in magnificent soft and hard coral which is best dives on an outgoing tide. This site starts in 5m/15’ & drops off to the seabed at 21m/70’, best dived 12m/40’ to 15m/50’ range & suitable for most levels.

This site is best dived on an outgoing current with the wall on your right, it is beautiful wall & coral head heavily covered with massive amounts of soft purple coral. It is an amazing dive and suitable for most levels of experience. Starting at just 5m/15’ and dropping down to 30m/100’, best dived 18m/60’

Best as a drift dive on incoming tide for greatest experience, this is a wall dive starting in 3msw & dropping off to 36msw however the best range is above 24msw. A coral reef approx. 30m wide running north/south. Look up, look out, look down, just go with the tide. Listen to dive brief, use reef hook & have fun.

A beautiful pinnacle starting at 5msw on the edge of a ridge at 21msw that runs from the main reef, one side is deeper than the other dropping down to 36msw. This site is another regular favorite of divers & can be dived at anytime but best on change of tide. Listen to dive briefing & take a reef hook.

A deep pinnacle starting in 18msw & dropping down to 36msw sitting in the middle of an inlet passage & subject to strong incoming & outgoing current making it difficult to dive when current is running so must be dived at the right time. Listen closely to the crew briefing & be well prepared, trained & equipped.

We dive this wall staring in 3msw & bottoming out in 36msw on an outgoing tide, typically starting on the point where the reef has a sheer drop off & as the dive continues the bottom is more of a rubble slope with lots of little critters. Plenty to see, do not rush just go with the current, or even slower.