Crab Cove

Named after its distinctive shape, Crab Cove Reef runs parallel to the shoreline, forming a segment of the outer reef. When viewed from above, this underwater wonder takes on the appearance of a crab. The northern and southern ends gracefully curl, resembling the claws of our The heart of Crab Cove Reef lies in its western-facing ledge—the main attraction for divers. Here, sea life thrives in abundance. Coral colonies cling to the rugged substrate, creating a vibrant tapestry of colors. Schools of fish dart among the nooks and crannies, their silvery scales catching the sunlight. But that’s not all—this ledge is a hotspot for lobsters, thanks to its undercut formations. As you explore the western ledge, prepare to be mesmerized. Parrotfish nibble on coral, their beaks chipping away at the calcium structures. Butterflyfish flit by, their vibrant patterns reminiscent of delicate brushstrokes. And keep your eyes peeled—whale sharks have been spotted here, although their appearances are rare and fleeting. Lobster enthusiasts rejoice! Crab Cove Reef is a favorite haunt for lobstering. The undercut ledges provide ideal hiding spots for these delicious crustaceans. Slip into the crystal-clear waters, armed with your lobster tickle stick, and discover the bounty that awaits beneath the waves.