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DIVE SITE: DOUBLE WRECK SINT EUSTATIUS

Despite its name this is not your usual wreck dive. The only thing to remind us of all the ships that sank here nearly 300 years ago are a dozen or so ballast stones and a huge anchor. The rest of the ballast stones are now fully overgrown with sponges and coral forming a patch reef. A large group of tiny Secretary blennies have set up shop on the old anchor. The closer we get, the more tiny heads we see popping out to say “Hello”. The entire dive site is guarded by huge Southern Stingrays that are so tranquil we can approach them as close as we dare. There are plenty of cleaning stations where we can witness cleaner shrimp doing what they do best. As it is a rather compact dive site, we have plenty of time to search all the cracks for interesting marine life. Quite often we find seahorses and even frogfish in this macro paradise. It is rare not to encounter turtles here.