Molasses Reef Dive Site — Turks & Caicos

Molasses Reef dive site in Turks & Caicos

About Molasses Reef

Named for the golden-brown corals that break the surface, this French Cay wall starts at 16 metres and descends into one of the most fantasy-like underwater landscapes in Turks and Caicos. The wall top hosts trumpetfish, parrotfish, and damselfish of every colour. Nassau and goliath groupers regularly patrol these reefs. Famous for an abundance of nurse and reef sharks, with occasional visiting hammerhead, tiger, or bull shark sightings making this an advanced-level adrenaline dive.

Site Information

  • Depth: 16–40 m
  • Difficulty: advanced
  • Site type: wall
  • Best time: Year-round
  • Region: Turks & Caicos

Highlights

  • Goliath groupers
  • Hammerhead sharks possible
  • Golden-brown corals
  • Pristine wall

Marine Life at Molasses Reef

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