We went on 7 dives, including 2 deep dives
(down to a little more than 100 feet) and a night dive!!
Below are some of the pictures from two of our daytime dives.
Swimming through "tunnels"
A 6 foot Carribean Reef Shark
A Yellow Snapper (these were everywhere and were very friendly!)
There were so many fish that it was like swimming in an aquarium!
A Sea Fan
Two small fish (we aren't sure what kind) and a red sponge living on the reef.
And, yes...those are the true colors.
Green Barrel Sponge.
Another fish on the reef.
(again, we are not sure exactly what kind it is)
Autumn swimming out of one of the "canyons" that leads to a wall dive.
Rob hanging out during a safety stop
Fish feeding underneath of a ledge
Autumn diving a wall...
while we were only at about 100 feet,
the actual depth was 6000 feet!!
Another part of the reef displaying even more colors
A Squirrel Fish peeking out from its home in the reef
Another Squirrel Fish.
A Four-eyed Butterfly Fish.
An Angel Fish
A Parrot Fish
The "Ocean Hawk" and our dive crew, Brian and Matt, with Ocean Frontiers.
For more information on the
fabulous dive operation that we used,
visit their website...
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Swimming through "tunnels"
A 6 foot Carribean Reef Shark
A Yellow Snapper (these were everywhere and were very friendly!)
There were so many fish that it was like swimming in an aquarium!
A Sea Fan
Two small fish (we aren't sure what kind) and a red sponge living on the reef.
And, yes...those are the true colors.
Green Barrel Sponge.
Another fish on the reef.
(again, we are not sure exactly what kind it is)
Autumn swimming out of one of the "canyons" that leads to a wall dive.
Rob hanging out during a safety stop
Fish feeding underneath of a ledge
Autumn diving a wall...
while we were only at about 100 feet,
the actual depth was 6000 feet!!
Another part of the reef displaying even more colors
A Squirrel Fish peeking out from its home in the reef
Another Squirrel Fish.
A Four-eyed Butterfly Fish.
An Angel Fish
A Parrot Fish
The "Ocean Hawk" and our dive crew, Brian and Matt, with Ocean Frontiers.
For more information on the
fabulous dive operation that we used,
visit their website...
Back to our main Honeymoon Page
Click here for more honeymoon pics