Looe Key
深度范围从潜点顶部至通常最大深度；"建议认证等级"为运营商通常要求的主流机构等级，并非法律规定。水流与能见度每日变化——请将本站所有信息作为规划参考范围。
Looe Key - a reef, not an island, named for the British frigate that grounded here in 1744 - is the Lower Keys' showpiece and, on its best days, the healthiest-looking classic reef in the chain. The spur-and-groove formations run tall and tight, elkhorn and star corals still holding their lines, with grunts and porkfish packed between the spurs in yellow rivers. Caribbean reef sharks patrol here more dependably than anywhere else in the Keys, joined by big barracuda, turtles, eagle rays over the sand, and midnight parrotfish in bruiser sizes. Shallow enough for snorkelers, layered enough for divers, and protected as a preservation area since the 1980s - the Keys' argument for what protection preserves.
您此行的高光时刻: Reliable reef sharks, tall coral spurs, joint snorkel-and-dive appeal
地形地貌: Well-developed spur-and-groove reef named for HMS Looe, wrecked here in 1744
入水前须知
危险因素: Very shallow spur tops in surge; weekend boat congestion.
保育: Sanctuary Preservation Area: no fishing or collecting, mooring buoys mandatory.
你会遇见谁
Caribbean Reef Shark
Great Barracuda
Green Sea Turtle
Nurse Shark
Spotted Eagle Ray
摄影师专区
广角: ★★★★★ · 微距: ★★☆☆☆ — 编辑对该潜点适合各类水下摄影风格的1–5分评级