This dive site is located on Collier County's Fourth Reef. It features two parallel rows of concrete structures running east and west, approximately 10 yards apart. This area holds historical significance as it was the location where the first local lionfish was spotted. The structure creates an interesting underwater environment for exploring.
Endzone
Shallow artificial reef with parallel concrete structures.
Boat Access
11m Avg Depth
13m Max Depth
About this dive site
DivingFreedivingSnorkeling
Site Ratings
Big Marine Life Good
Macro Marine Life Very Good
Landscape Quality Excellent
Water Visibility Good Viz
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Plan Your Visit
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Marine Life
Snapper
Sponge
Honeycomb Grouper
Sheepshead
Soft Gingerbread Hem Star
Goliath Grouper
Porkfish
Butterflyfish
French Angelfish
Common Lionfish
Things to Note
Difficulty:
Beginner
Shallow maximum depth (13m) and simple navigation around structures.
Hazards:
boat trafficmarine life
Current Strength:
Mild
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