Basket Case Beginning at about 30 feet, along a vertical wall cut at one point by a deep grotto, you will find basket sponges. The northernmost of the Abacos, offers diving and snorkeling with excellent visibility up to 100 feet, perfect for underwater photography. It is fringed by a barrier reef and most of the dive masters' favorite sites are within 15 minutes of the dock. A pet octopus lives in the anchor winch of this wreck among the purple feather dusters, bright yellow and blue basuet starfish and seawhips. This shallow dive at 25 feet will find you amongst the schools of French grunts, Nassau grouper, and squirrelfish.
Legend has it that ancient cannon can found here as well.
Sue's Reef at 25-30 feet, in a system of ledges and canyons, you will see sunken relics of World War II and the damsels, snappers, and grunts guarding over them. Here you will come face to face with pelagics, such as kingfish, amberjack, mackerel and possibly schools of dolphin at the outer edges of the Little Bahama Bank.