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invisibles (15ft - 65ft)
invisibles (15ft - 65ft)
invisibles (15ft - 65ft)
The diving on these offshore pinnacles can present some breathtaking experiences. Prone to stronger currents and rough seas, these underwater mounts guarantee some much needed protection for the abundant marine life. Finish by diving under a cresting wave formation swim through.
chikuzen (85ft)
invisibles (15ft - 65ft)
invisibles (15ft - 65ft)
A Korean Refrigerator ship, which went down in the early 80’s, is possibly the most exposed dive site in the BVI. The Chikuzen offers an oasis to countless numbers of rays, sharks and larger game fish. On some dives the ship can be hard to see due to the sheer numbers of marine life that engulf her.
mt. point (15ft - 65ft)
little grotto (15ft - 35ft)
Big grotto (15ft - 65ft)
Named after the two arches positioned inside the headland of Mt Point, Cow’s Mouth has countless possibilities of routes; from a deep wall on the western side to the towering coral formations on the eastern side. Let the passing marine life surprise you.
Big grotto (15ft - 65ft)
little grotto (15ft - 35ft)
Big grotto (15ft - 65ft)
Big Grotto is a swim through which will take you diving under an arch into a cathedral like room leading to the surface. It is a great spot for seeing schools of creole wrasse and some of our smaller critters, such as cleaner shrimps and arrow crabs. A unique dive site.
little grotto (15ft - 35ft)
little grotto (15ft - 35ft)
little grotto (15ft - 35ft)
A fantastic dive to slow everything down. Little Grotto is truly a site to see. End the dive by venturing into a small cave-like passageway handing you the chance to see some of the many rare nudibranches (sea slugs) that call the Little Grotto their home.
Kodiak Queen (40ft - 60ft)
Seal Dog Island (15ft - 85ft)
little grotto (15ft - 35ft)
This Pearl Harbor surviver is our newest wreck. The BVI Art Reef tries to combine history with art, science and play. It is a big draw for the surrounding marine life. Big schools of grunt and bar jacks, spanish mackerel and maybe even a Goliath Grouper...
Seal Dog Rock (30ft - 85ft)
Seal Dog Island (15ft - 85ft)
Seal Dog Island (15ft - 85ft)
One of our favorite dive sites in the BVI. This dive site is packed full of all types of marine life due to its’ plankton rich waters. You also have the possibility of diving with larger marine life as it is more exposed to ocean currents. Butterfly fish love to follow us around here.
Seal Dog Island (15ft - 85ft)
Seal Dog Island (15ft - 85ft)
Seal Dog Island (15ft - 85ft)
Situated in the lee of the island, the topography features huge boulder-like formations where creatures such as lobster and channel crabs like to hide. When the seas are calm, return to the boat by swimming through the island. Feels like you are in an aquarium.
Ledges (30ft - 65ft)
Bronco Billy (25ft - 50ft)
Bronco Billy (25ft - 50ft)
Named after the deep ledges found cut into the pinnacles that break the surface. Located in the deeper northern area of the site, at a depth of 75ft, is a southern stingray cleaning station where you can see huge southern stingrays waiting to be cleaned and groomed.
Bronco Billy (25ft - 50ft)
Bronco Billy (25ft - 50ft)
Bronco Billy (25ft - 50ft)
Reported to be Jacques Cousteau’s favorite dive in the BVI, Bronco Billy offers some of the best stag horn coral in the area. Discover the underwater world by diving underneath an underwater arch into a coral canyon with beautifully colored hard and soft corals.
POS (40ft - 85ft)
Bronco Billy (25ft - 50ft)
visibles (35ft - 70ft)
Possibly the fishiest dive in the Dog Islands due to some very strong currents which can rip through. Providing its’ many residents with an abundance of food. Large barracudas have been known to make an appearance. Diving here is only possible when the current permits.
visibles (35ft - 70ft)
coral gardens (15ft - 45ft)
visibles (35ft - 70ft)
A set of pinnacles just off Cockroach island. Expect to be diving with rays and sharks in the deeper section. You can find lobsters hiding in the rocks and ledges in the shallower waters surrounding the pinnacles. French and queen angelfish patrol the shallows.
chimney (25ft - 45ft)
coral gardens (15ft - 45ft)
coral gardens (15ft - 45ft)
Start by diving north around the headland into high walled canyons guiding you to a massive arch with beautiful yellow coral on the inside. Dive through the Chimney, named after the rock climbing term where two cliff faces meet. See how many eels your guide can find on this dive site.
coral gardens (15ft - 45ft)
coral gardens (15ft - 45ft)
coral gardens (15ft - 45ft)
As the name suggests a vast garden of coral heads, where quite often turtles and lobsters can be found. A great place to dive slow and find all the small critters hiding in the reef. Be sure to say hi to the hermit crabs roaming around in the sand or hang with the barracudas.
Sharkplaneo (15ft - 45ft)
Sharkplaneo (15ft - 45ft)
Sharkplaneo (15ft - 45ft)
Go and see 3 plane wrecks that have been turned into sharks. An incredible site by the local non profit, Beyond The Reef. Dive this site and donate a voluntary $5 to help support local kids swim programs.
wall to wall (30ft - 80ft)
wall to wall (30ft - 80ft)
wall to wall (30ft - 80ft)
Follow the rock finger which disappears down to 70ft. Spend time diving and exploring the numerous ledges and boulders which hide nurse sharks and yellow grunts living in harmony. In the shallows this dive site will make you feel like being in an aquarium, surrounded by fish.
joe's cave (15ft - 45ft)
wall to wall (30ft - 80ft)
wall to wall (30ft - 80ft)
At the end of the dive, shallow up into 20ft of water and enter Joe’s Cave. This will take you under the island to a large school of glassy sweepers. As you turn to exit, the Caribbean sun pours into the cave, leaving you with an image you will never forget.
flintsones (40ft-60ft)
wall to wall (30ft - 80ft)
flintsones (40ft-60ft)
Named after the famous Bedrock in the popular movie “The Flintstones.” As you navigate through interestingly shaped boulders, nurse sharks and the occasional eagle ray pass in the deep. Lobsters represent "Fred and Barney" as they hide in the crevices of boulder city.
ginger steps (40ft - 100ft)
alice in wonderland (40ft - 85ft)
alice in wonderland (40ft - 85ft)
On this dive site the reef drops away into the deep off three large steps.
Spend time looking into the blue for the larger pelagic animals. Then, as you head back to the boat on the shallower step, spend time searching the fields of soft coral. Diving in blue water, accompanied by Black Durgeon and schools of sardines is what you can expect here.
alice in wonderland (40ft - 85ft)
alice in wonderland (40ft - 85ft)
alice in wonderland (40ft - 85ft)
Feel like Alice in Wonderland.Get lost in the nooks and crannies of the massive coral structure that inhabits this dive site. Due to it’s exposure to the ocean, Alice in Wonderland can be very rolly on the surface, but it also gives you the chance of seeing some more elusive creatures such as reef sharks and the occasional oceanic trigger fish.
vanishing rock (15ft - 45ft)
vanishing rock (15ft - 45ft)
vanishing rock (15ft - 45ft)
An exposed pinnacle just off Cooper Island, Vanishing Rock is home to some of the largest pillar coral in the BVI. Inside the pillar coral you can find large numbers of sergeant majors. Around the next corner you will find tornadoes of horse-eye jacks swirling in the current.
cromis reef (15ft - 45ft)
vanishing rock (15ft - 45ft)
vanishing rock (15ft - 45ft)
Large schools of blue cromis will accompany you while you are diving. Beautiful swaying sea fans are home to flamingo tongues and brittle stars. Let your eyes wander over the sporadic coral formations offering an oasis for reef critters. A great place to start.
cistern point (15ft - 45ft)
cistern point (15ft - 45ft)
cistern point (15ft - 45ft)
Join the fearless tarpon and explore the trenches taking you over huge barrel sponges. Enjoy searching for the vast amount of juvenile life found hidden in the coral. Just off cistern point there are fields of sea grass which can attract hawksbill and green turtles.
Wreck alley (45ft - 90ft)
cistern point (15ft - 45ft)
cistern point (15ft - 45ft)
Where else can you find four tugboats in a row? Laying in the sand at 90ft, Wreck Alley is surrounded by beds of garden eels frequently visited by southern stingrays. You will find conch crawling around the bottom while massive angelfish guard the wrecks.
rms rhone bow (55ft - 85ft)
RMS rhone stern (15ft - 80ft)
RMS rhone stern (15ft - 80ft)
As good as intact, the bow of the RMS Rhone lays on her side. Diving here will show you a home to lobsters, barracudas and turtles. Resembling a true wreck, she is a gem. And who does not want to escape the wreck like Jacquelyn Bisset did in the movie “The Deep.”
RMS rhone stern (15ft - 80ft)
RMS rhone stern (15ft - 80ft)
RMS rhone stern (15ft - 80ft)
An amazing addition to the dive on the bow, as both contrast each other amazingly. Blown up from the inside out, she lays spread out on the bottom. An abundance of marine life will guide you from artifacts like the dance floor and the lucky port hole straight into the propeller swim through.
