Tobago

Trinidad and Tobago

Kariwak reef is a 0-star rated scuba dive and snorkel destination in Trinidad, Tobago, Crown Point which is accessible from shore based on 0 ratings.

Crown Point

Kariwak reef

Stingray Alley is a 0-star rated scuba dive and snorkel destination in Trinidad, Tobago, Crown Point which is accessible from shore based on 0 ratings.

Stingray Alley

Flying Reef is a 0-star rated scuba dive and snorkel destination in Trinidad, Tobago, Crown Point which is accessible from shore based on 0 ratings.

Flying Reef

The Buccoo reef is a beatifull coral reef that has the greatest diversity of coral species I've ever seen. However due to the fact that it is always very crowded animals that can move do not remain there.

By boat from pigeon point or from store bay 

Buccoo Reef

A decent dive site and ideal for beginners as the access is very easy and the depth very limited. Visibility is good and at flooding current there seems to be a lot of live in the area. When no current is in the bay the biomass is somewhat limited but still interesting with a lot of brain coral, many tropical fish, one huge permanently resident sea turtle and the likes. The setting is out of this world as you will dive in a bay I can only describe as a "green emerald" just outside the idyllic town of Charlottesville in Tobago. Just behind the rock there is a beach with a resident fisherman who has been fishing there for more than 20 years and is always happy to advise on species and best times to see them.

This dive site is easy to access even swimming from Charlotteville Beach. It consists of a dry rock and a lot of underwater rocks around it. It is situated in one of the most beautiful bays in the southern carribbean with lots of forest all around it. A very beautiful setting and ideal for beginners as max depth is only about 10m and visibility is excellent on most days althought the water seen from abobe gives the false impression of beeing mirky. It is best to swim or go by boat to about 20m of the rock from seaward and then dive down and around. Diving around the rock to the shoreward side it is possible to see a huge leatherback seaturtle which seems to have taken permanent residence there.

Charlotteville Bay

Sloping bank of coral covered with waving fields of soft corals and sponges. 

Northwest side of Goat Island.

Japanese Gardens

Wreck of the Shakem, a cement carrying cargo vessel that sank with a full load in 2001. It is in good condition, with plenty of marine life, a full and open cargo hold of cement bags and propellers still in place.



Shakem Wreck

Underwater Sculptures. This will be a compass navigation dive. Start at: "La Diablesse" counter-clock: 190° next 138° next 108° next 25° next 9° next 257° next 228 and end at "La Diablesse" again. See also www.underwatersculpture.com for map.



Molinere Sculpture Garden

The Bianca C was a Cruise ship originally built in 1939 in La Ciotat, South France riviera, and launched in 1944.

She sank october 22, 1961 after catching fire followed by an explosion in the engine room. She lies in 50 metres of water on a sandy seabed.

The wreck is now broken up, but it still remain a very interesting dive for advanced divers.

Vessel size:
- Length: 220 metres
- Width: 
- 18,000 tons
- 736 passengers

W off Punta Salines, St Georges

Bianca C is also known as Marechal Petain, La Marseillaise, Arosa Sky, Linea C, Titanic of the Caribbean.

Bianca C

Anchor on the north side between the middle and outer most western rock. Dive to west at depth 12 meters - you will come to a wall that drops into the blue >60Meters. Follow wall for a while and come back up between the two rocks that you anchored. In the channel between the rocks there are many small caves. One you can pass through. Aprox diam. 1,5M. Backtrack your dive to pass again the outer most tip of the Island. Most fish. Back to boat. 

Anchor on the north side between the middle and outer most western rock.

Big Blue is also known as Twin Sisters.

Big Blue

Tropical Hill is a 0-star rated scuba dive and snorkel destination in Grenada which is accessible from shore based on 0 ratings.

Kariwak reef

Snorkeling and Scuba Diving at Kariwak reef