Description

Named so because it is a popular spot with locals to watch the sunset. The sun doesn't set in the east, so the only way to see the sunset is to take a boat far enough to the south. You can see the sun sink into the water to the west during the winter months. The site has a flat sandy bottom at no more than 22 ft, plenty of coral heads to explore, and cram-full of critters. Right below the boat is an gnarly anchor dating from 1794 during the wreck of the ten sails event. Discovered on the outer…

Animals

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