Saint Philip

Barbados

Sandy bottom  old boards possibly from an old wreck

Eastern side of Barbados

Belair

Sam Lord's

120 foot tug boat upright

South of Bridgetown

Bajan Queen Shipwreck is also known as Bajan Queen.

Bajan Queen Shipwreck

60 foot French tug boat upright. The iron structure is heavily encrusted with coral, easy penetration

South of Bridgetown

Berwin Shipwreck is also known as Berwin.

Berwin Shipwreck

Cement boat

South of Bridgetown

Ce-Trek Shipwreck is also known as Ce-Trek.

Ce-Trek Shipwreck

110 foot cargo boat upright

South of Bridgetown

Eillon Shipwreck is also known as Eillon.

Eillon Shipwreck

Sand and coral, barracudas, angel fish & stingrays

South of Bridgetown

Asta Reef

This is a great wreck in very shallow water for a wreck.  It's coated in nice coral and fish abound in nooks and crannies.  It's broken up a little bit but still worthwhile.

Located on south Coast

Friars Craig

Carlisle Bay is a roped off area so there is no boat traffic.  The main attraction  are 8 wrecks sunk in the bay.  Lots of different sea life.  Depth is under 60 feet so good bottom times as well.  At the pavilion are many benches to lay gear out and suit up.  Leave nothing on the benches alone while you dive.  It is about a 20 yard walk from the benches to the waters edge.  If you have non-divers with you,  the beach there is very nice too and they can work on their tan.

On the West side of the island, from Oistins, drive north on the main highway with the ocean to your left.  Go past Mojo's Bar, past the Opa restaurant, past St. Ann's Barracks and stop when you see on the left a large blue pavilion (shaped like a gazebo).  Directly across the street is the Prime Minister's Office.  You can park in a lot just before the pavilion....but be aware to get into the parking lot you have to drive over the curb.

Carlisle Bay

Sipwrecks of the Berwind, Bajan Queen, Eillon C-Trek, Cornwallis & The Barge

Just outside Bridgetown in Carlisle Bay

Carlisle Bay Shipwrecks

365 foot Greek Freighter upright. The stern is at 130 and the bow at 70 ft with the deck about 80 ft.

After being sunk on November 22, 1978 as an artificial reef, the Stavronikita has become a popular dive site in Barbados.  She has lots of marine life and years of marine growth.  Her propeller is very common among divers (even at 130ft.)

Northwest of Bridgetown. Located about 400 yards from the shore off the west coast of Barbados near Prospect, St. James.

SS Stavronikita is also known as Stav.

SS Stavronikita

There is a good reef system there and one wreck.  Depth is not that deep so you can get bottom times.  Lots of animal life from turtles to snake eels. These are very skinny eels that are mostly grey with spots and are not dangerous.

The marine park is on the West side of the island about half way up the island.  It is just a couple of miles North of Holetown.  You go past the Sandy Lane Golf course, the Sunset Mall and then the West Coast Mall.  There are small strip malls.  The entrance to the park is marked by a very small sign on the left side of the road.  If you go by St James Church, you have gone to far.

Sam Lord's

Snorkeling and Scuba Diving at Sam Lord's