Easy diving with perfect views at shallow depths.

Limekiln divesite at the southern point of Carriacou.

• Maximum depth at the limekiln is 12m/40ft.
• Good for divers with little experience.
• Drift diving over the reefs of Carriacou.

Great reef inhabited by schools of fish.

See ceros and southern sennets.
The Limekiln site is a hiding place for turtles.
Large schools of small fish hide between the corals.

Limekiln cliff is a perfect site for night diving.

At night is when you can see giant channel clinging crabs.
These crabs have claws bigger then your hands !

Orange ball corallimorphs are common at this divesite.
It is close to the shore, therefore it not a deep dive on the Limekiln site.

The current here is not strong, hence there is not a lot of strength needed to see a lot.

Bring your underwater camera if possible, you will have many opportunities to take great pictures.

Easy diving and very colourfull sealife.

The seaview divesite is located in Tyrell Bay.

• Max. depth of the diving spot is around 12m/40ft.
• For beginning divers with little experience, level is easy & relaxed.
• Awesome for taking pictures underwater.

Superb clear water and not a lot of current.

Tyrell Bay is sheltered against strong currents.
For that reason the Seaview divesite is a relaxing spot.
Ideal if there is too much current at the other divesites.

If you have just started as a scuba diver this is one of your first places to see.

The diving operators will surely take you to the Seaview divespot for several reasons.

First of all, at seaview there is a lot to see.

Secondly you will be able to take many great pictures here.

And finally, it is a safe and easy diving spot with very good visibility.

The Barrel divesite in Tyrell Bay.

• Max. depth of this dive site is 12m/40ft.
• For divers with beginners experience level, easy and relaxed.
• Visibility in Tyrell Bay is good.

Perfect dive place for beginners and underwater photographers.

Discover all the small things our reefs have to offer like blennies to gobies.

Sealife at this diving spot.

All different kind of shrimps and crabs, sea urchins, pipe fishes, sea goddesses.

See flamingo tongues and different anemones.
The Barrel divesite has a sandy bottom with rocks and coral blocks.

Here you will see fields of gorgonians and sponges Amazing range of reef fishes.

The divespot is full of queen angelfish, octopus and schools of French grunts.

Barracuda Point diving spot.

Dive spot for the slighly advanced diver.

• Depth: 9 – 23 metres (27 – 75 feet).
• Visibility: 40 metres (130 feet).
• Reef / wall.

Dive at a giant soft coral garden.

Wall full of marine life like nurse-shark, critters, giant green moray-eels, turtles and barracudas.

Not a dive for beginners but very rewarding for the experienced diver.

You get a good visibility at Barracuda Point.
Obviously the visibility is depending on currents and other conditions.

This diving site is close to the spots called Circles and Deep Blue.

The local dive operators sometimes take you to these spots during the same dive.
If that is a good decision depends on your stamina.

Barracuda Point is one of the better places to see larger fish and turtles.

Good diving for the experienced.

A dive at the amazing Sisters Rocks.

• Max. depth 16m/52ft.
• Level: Advanced, challenging.
• Visibility depends on current & condtions.

Located between the divespots Deep Blue and Barracuda Point.

This is a very good site if you are an experienced diver.

Currents can make the Circles a bit challenging.

The dive operators can tell you when conditions are at its best to go diving at the Sisters Rocks.

Obviously there are plenty barracudas at this spot.
Turtles frequent the zone for foraging.

Sponges and vases cover the rocks and corals.
Large amounts of smaller fish in schools, the occasional ray passing by.

You will need experience as a diver and a good condition for this divesite.
Currents can take away your energy sooner than expected.

Deep blue is close to two other great diving sites.

A bit more north Deep Blue is a site called Circles.
If you go even a bit more north you will discover Barracuda Point.

• Top of the reef at 9 meters (30 ft.)
• Type of the divesite is a slope/wall to maximum depth of 40 meters (130 ft.)
• Marine life : black corals, deep water gorgonians, large schools of fish, nurse sharks, giant lobsters, stingray / eagle rays and much more

Deep blue is for the more advanced divers.
A challenging and rewarding dive spot.

Beautiful deep dive around the big Sisters Rock.

Touring around the “Big Sister” you “fly” along the second level of reef-edge at around 20 meters (65 feet).

Deep Blue is offering the adventure of a deep dive into a rock garden.

Simply “World-Class-Diving” as rated by press and marine biologists.

Divesite Jack Iron Point.

A great diving spot between L’Esterre Bay and Tyrell Bay.

• Max. depth 15m/49ft.
• Level: Easy & relaxed.
• Beautiful corals and an exciting boulder garden.

Easy diving over the reefs.

Amazing reef with nurse sharks and sting rays.
This dive site has a Sandy bottom inhabited by “trees” of gorgonians and conchs.

Large amounts of French Angelfish and creole wrasse.

The coral reef is occasionaly interlaced with sandy bottom parts.
There will be rays in those sandy patches.

On the places where seagrass grows you might spot a turtle foraging.
The lobsters hide between the rocks and crevices between corals.

Seefans wave hello, urchins graze on the corals.

Jack Iron Point is a great place to see turtles,colonies of lobsters, hidden urchins, crabs to fingerprint snails.

This dive site is close to the Point Cistern spot.