Xanadu Two Tank Morning Dive

Join us for our daily Two Tank Morning Dives for one of your most unforgettable diving experiences. The coral reef surrounding the islands of the Bahamas is diverse, populated and extensive. There is so much to see and so many sites to visit down here. With us, you will be able to go to spots on the reef that have been proven to be packed with marine life and activity. Our morning dives go to two unique locations on the reef. The location of your dive depends on varying factors including weather conditions and divers’ requests. Some of the most common spots we dive at include Tunnel’s Reef, the Moray Manor, the Sea Star II wreck, or Theo’s Wreck.

Tunnel’s Reef is located in about 60 to 80 feet of water. It is centered on a small circular cavern that you can actually swim through. You will find schools of horse-eyed jacks here and lots of silversides in the summer months. Spotted eagle rays are known to be found here, as well. Theo’s Wreck was sunk in 1982. Sine then it has become a thriving artificial reef filled with splendid vegetation and teeming with fish. The boat is 230 feet long and rests in 100 feet of water. Moray Manor was originally named for the moray eels that can often be found here. Just a five minute swim from the Moray Manor area you can find a double deck 50-foot tug boat called the LA Rose.