Harrison Rocks

Harrison Rocks is a coastal reef dive site known for its shallow to moderate depths and lively in-situ structure. Access is straightforward from nearby towns, with the site typically reached via a short boat ride and a calm, clear approach on normal sea conditions. Expect rocky outcrops, gentle slopes, and crevices that attract a range of Western Atlantic species common to Caribbean-influenced reefs. Typical dive features include a mix of hard corals, encrusting sponges, and reef fish such as parrotfish, angelfish, tangs, and blennies. Visibility is generally good and currents are usually mild, making it suitable for beginner to intermediate levels depending on the chosen depth. The site offers multiple entry points and a relaxed profile for relaxed, exploratory diving around the rocks.