Graceland
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About this site
Graceland is a wall dive located in Grace Bay, Turks and Caicos Islands, in the Caribbean. A sand chute and a swimthrough lead divers from the shallows straight out to the wall, which begins at 50 feet (15 metres) depth. The wall face is peppered with grottoes and topped with soaring pinnacles that make for a memorable ascent.
Marine life at Graceland includes a well-known resident barracuda nicknamed Elvis, along with jacks, spadefish, and clouds of wrasse passing by in the open water off the wall. The site is noted as an exceptional location for underwater photography, and the endless parade of life visible gazing out into the blue adds to its appeal.
Visibility at Graceland is outstanding, sometimes reaching 300 feet (around 90 metres). A slight current is present, and the site is considered ideal for all levels of diver, including beginners.
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