Packed with sea life, Smith’s Reef on Providenciales appeals to snorkelers at all levels. Stingrays, turtles, lobsters and lots of brightly colored fish will likely swim by during your dive near this underwater sanctuary. You can enter the reef area at three different points: north, east and central access. Recent travelers recommend finding a sandy pathway near the small parking area that will guide you into the water – rocky areas can be slippery and more dangerous (as such, many advise that you wear water shoes).
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Rebecca Schuler
a week agoBring your own snorkeling gear to this great location for viewing sea life! We saw squid, sea turtles, lots of fish, sea urchins and much more. I recommend water shoes if you just plan on wading into the water, as it is pretty rocky.
jeffrey kolmer
a month agoGreat snorkeling without the boat ride or the crowd of people. Relatively deserted beach. Bring a picnic, but don't leave any garbage behind.
george anderson
5 months agoBest place we found to snorkel from the shore. We saw turtles every time. I saw a beautiful spotted Ray one day. Make sure you swim out to the white bouys there is another bit of reef out there.. Parking can be challenging. Best part its FREE! We enjoyed Smiths reef more than the snorkeling trip we paid for...
George O'Sullivan
a year agoGreat diving
Jacek Prus
2 weeks agoEasy to access and gorgeous reef. Saw some turtles, bunch of fish and great coral.