Fork Reef

Barbados, Barbados

Depth

24m

Visibility

15m - 45m

Entry

Boat

Experience Level

Experienced

About Fork Reef

This is the second part of the three part reef, connecting to Castle Bank and Caribee Reef. Its a long reef with abundance in colorful corals and a wide variety of marine life. Mild currents arecommon here, so if you are a beginner diver, please be sure to dive with a instructor or group. Much to see and experience.

Fork Reef Dive Info

Terrain & Features

Reef

Entry Type

Boat

Max Depth

24m

Visibility Range

15m – 45m

Experience Level

Experienced

Best Gas

21% – 41%

O₂

Marine Life

Rays
Trigger Fish
Barracudas
None
Parrot Fish
Tropical Fish
Various
Turtles
Snappers
Chromis

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