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Angelfish Reef - Grand Cayman

Angelfish Reef is one of those sites we always come back to when we need a relaxed dive, especially if we’re bringing newer divers along. It's an easy drift over a series of coral fingers and sandy patches, maxing out around 17 meters, which makes for plenty of bottom time. Visibility generally hovers around 20-25 meters, so you can really soak it all in. We love dropping in and letting the gentle current carry us over the reef, past big brain corals and star corals. Keep an eye out for the goatfish sifting through the sand – they always seem to kick up a few buried blennies or gobies. We’ve found Dusky Cardinalfish tucked into crevices and, on a couple of lucky occasions, even spotted a Long-snout Seahorse clinging to a gorgonian, which is always a treat. The name isn't just for show, either; you'll see Queen, French, and Gray angels cruising by, often in pairs, looking quite regal against the blue. It’s a reliable spot for a calm, critter-focused dive, perfect for photographers or anyone who enjoys moving slowly and observing.