Twin Ledges
Call to book (305) 940-0927
This site is an excellent choice for first-time divers and novice snorkelers. Located in about 15-20 foot of water there is one east and one west facing ledge providing a great hiding spot for the small critters of the shallows. Twin Ledges is located just West of the Oakland Ridges dive site.
QUICK FACTS:
- Type: Reef
- Min. Depth: 15 ft. / 4m
- Max. Depth: 20 ft. / 6m
- Skill Level: Open Water Diver
- Location: (See map below)
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