Underwater photographers love to take pictures of the schools of great barracuda that gather underneath the large cement arches of this structure, and attentive divers will spot many scorpionfish that blend into the artificial reef. Stingrays float by divers before settling into the white sand below, and green moral eels, spiny lobsters, and many species of crabs peek out from cervices all around. The long spined sea urchin, which had previously been thought to have been extinct in the Caribbean, can be found throughout the dive site.

Ocean lovers who would like to spend eternity underwater may choose to have their cremated remains incorporated into the living reef, a Green Burial Council approved process and an eco-friendly alternative to a traditional burial. Friends and family members of those deceased may visit their loved one’s remains by either snorkeling or scuba diving.