Buck Island

[Jiffymom]

Did you see many fish and turtles at Buck Island

Or should we just go snorkel at trunk bay or honeymoon

[splash_in_the_water]

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[gerif]

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LOL - I thought the question had something to do with cats but couldn't imagine why. Being a cat lover, I opened it. Oh well.

[tahqa]

I've snorkeled at Buck Island twice and have seen 10 - 20 sea turtles each time.

[ALANG]

Just got back from Buck Island snorkeling. DW and I enjoyed the trip and we saw many sea turtles while snorkeling. Some turtles came very close to us while we were snorkeling which made the excursion a hit for us.

[Jiffymom]

Along how about colorful fish I gather there is no reef.

The kids want to see it all. Turtles and fish.

Which tour did you do ?

[Ms411]

I saw turtles and small colorful fish at Turtle Cove/Buck Island. The guide should tell you where to go to see turtles vs fish. The fish were near the rocks and the turtles are in deeper water. The fish were mostly small though.

[ladybug1s]

I wondered the same questions, what about sharks.Though some may want to see them, but with 3 kids I would prefer not! haha

 

 

Did you see many fish and turtles at Buck Island

Or should we just go snorkel at trunk bay or honeymoon

Edited April 14, 2015 by ladybug1s

[O2B@Cagain]

The chances of seeing sharks in the wild are minimal. If the kids want to see them, maybe Coral World is an idea. They have a "pet the baby shark" exhibit to get children to understand that they aren't all "Jaws".

[ladybug1s]

Oh no, don't wanna see sharks! Especially In the wild! Haha

 

 

 

The chances of seeing sharks in the wild are minimal. If the kids want to see them, maybe Coral World is an idea. They have a "pet the baby shark" exhibit to get children to understand that they aren't all "Jaws".