Gully

The Gully features a wall that starts at roughly 50 feet and is named after a gash in the reef with two separate portions and a steep drop-off below them. Above this wall, you'll notice a rich coral reef with several cleaning stations. You may take an 85-foot drop onto the wall from this cut.

The undercuts on the Gully's vertical wall are surrounded by sponges, black corals, and anemones with lengthy tentacles. If you're lucky, you could catch a glimpse of a red-banded lobster at roughly 75 feet. It's best dived during high tide, and getting to the water's edge can be difficult.

But once you're in and have a look around at the channels, it'll be well worth it! The maximum depth of Gully is around 13 meters, and there is a lot of life in the nooks and crevices. Lobsters, crabs, nudis, and, if you're lucky, scorpionfish and octopus will appear! One of the Best Diving Sites in Turks and Caicos Islands (UK) is Gully.