Stargazer Reef Snorkeling

posted by admin on Apr 13

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Between Rock Key and Sand Key there is an artificial reef structure which apparently is some sort of tribute to ancient mariners. Its in 20 feet of water and is now a home to dozens of mangrove snapper, large angelfish and a large jewfish.

Its a good depth for snorkeling and is surrounded by white sand which creates a great contrast between the bottom and the stucture.

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2 Comments to “Stargazer Reef Snorkeling”

  1. SueC Says:
    July 24th, 2009 at 2:58 pm

    Would like to have the GPS coordinates.

  2. admin Says:
    August 3rd, 2009 at 1:27 pm

    some of the coordinates on the charts for key west are wrong for this site

    I don’t have the numbers but if you drive in between the sand key and rock key sanctuary, it about in the middle going north-south and a little bit towards sand key

    There is a lone mooring ball on it, and it should be visible

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