REEF DIVES
Turtle Reef
Carysfort Reef
Carysfort South
The Elbow
Key Largo Dry Rocks
Grecian Rocks

Christ of the Deep Statue
French Reef
Blue Hole
Molasses Reef

WRECK DIVES
The Benwood
Bibb & Duane

THE ELBOW
Depth Range: 12 to 35 feet Experience Level: None to high
Named for the angular shape of the reef, it is a classic example of spurs and grooves meandering down the slope of the reef. The coral fingers are extremely well defined and are separated by level passages of clean sand; some of the spurs are high enough to be considered mini-walls. Corals and fish abound here but wrecks hold the secret to the appeal of this site. The Civil War Wreck, a 752-ton steamer sunk in 1866 has lovely fingers of Elkhorn coral situated at depths of 6 to 18 feet. The remains of two more wrecks, probably a tug and a barge are also scattered in this area.

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