Seagull Cove

Explore the intriguing underwater landscape of Silver Bay, where depths range from 15 to 135 feet in what appears to be an old river bed. The central feature is a rock chute, flanked by shallow box canyons to the east. Notably, there's a significant drop off to the east as well. Divers in Silver Bay can discover over 40 old barrels, possibly relics from old-school batteries, along with about a dozen square lead acid batteries near the center rock and sand chute. These artifacts may stem from historical disposal associated with the island's light beacon. This site offers a unique glimpse into both natural underwater topography and historical human activity.