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Jackson Reef & Wall / Jackson's Point (Little Cayman)

19° 41.4′ N · 80° 4.2′ W

The eastern end of the Bloody Bay Wall system off Jackson's Point: a shallow sand and coral reef top in the 20-40 ft range breaks over a sheer wall into the abyss, with a string of DoE moorings for a day of wall dives.

Practical

Position is the DoE public mooring 'Jackson Reef & Wall' (2023 GPX). The neighbouring moorings, all within about 1 km, are Magic Roundabout (19.69358N, 080.06920W), Mike's Mountain (19.69280N, 080.06907W), Paul's Anchor (19.69443N, 080.06943W), The Meadows (19.69257N, 080.06853W), Cumber's Caves (19.68955N, 080.06995W), Eagleray Roundup (19.69120N, 080.06927W) and Cascades (19.69640N, 080.06865W). Jackson's Point is a Marine Reserve on the DoE Sister Islands map. See 'Bloody Bay & Jackson's Point Mooring Rules' for the rules. North-coast site: settled trades or southerly days only, and no place to be in a norther. The depth band is the general Bloody Bay reef-top figure, not measured at this mooring.

Best for

Wall diving off your own boat on DoE moorings

Season

Settled trades only