As I mentioned in the previous post, I thoroughly enjoyed snorkeling at Maya Key. It reminded me of the many times we had snorkeled off of Klein Bonaire. There we did "drift snorkeling". No guides and no crowds. No worries.
Maya Key has a beautiful reef with lots of beautiful coral and a variety of colorful fish. One could snorkel for hours (like we did) and not get tired of the endless beauty.
Hubby and I swam and snorkeled to the edge of the reef before it dropped off into the dark blue waters. When I popped my head up to see where we were, the gazebo/pier was tiny. We swam through areas of warm and cold water. We saw several groups of fish huddled around the coral. Some I had not seen before in our many years of snorkeling.
The following pictures were taken by Hubby. He is a great underwater photographer. He is patient and daring at the same time. He will dive to get that Kodak moment. Enjoy!
See the gazebo/pier in the distance? That's what I saw while snorkeling the outer edge of the reef:
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