Abbey Too

Abbey Too Reef, situated along South Florida’s coastline, is a part of the outer reef aligned parallel to the shore. This reef is distinguished by its western ledge, which is abundant in sea life and coral. Divers here can observe a diverse array of marine creatures, including grouper, snapper, jacks, barracudas, and moray eels, along with trumpetfish and spotfin drums. The reef’s caves are also home to lobsters. Additionally, a second dive typically explores another reef with similar characteristics, offering a chance to experience varied underwater landscapes.