Jerry's Reef

Jerry's Reef is very similar to Ebo's Reef, a nearby diving location. Fields of hard and soft corals are interlaced by elephant ear sponges and tube sponges. Eagle rays, turtles, and the rare blacktip reef shark are permanent residents of Jerry's Reef. You can experience this one of the Best Diving Sites in Caribbean Netherlands (Netherlands).

Jerry Schnabel, an underwater photographer, was the inspiration for the name. Jerry's Reef is only accessible by boat. Jerry's Reef is notable for its turtles, including green turtles, hawksbill turtles, and others, as well as its 'cleaning stations.' Jerry's Reef has a sharp reef. For a more leisurely descent, swim to the edge. If necessary, use a surface buoy.

Three scuba divers have given Jerry's Reef a 4.67 out of 5 rating. The greatest depth is between 41 and 50 feet (12 and 15 meters). The visibility is 91-100ft/28-30m on average. Light to moderate currents characterize this 40-100 foot dive spot, making it suited for intermediate divers. The large orange elephant ear sponges, topped with many black feather crinoids, are what set it apart.