Coral Gardens, Saint Lucia

The Lesleen M Wreck is an old cargo ship, sunk in the Anse Cochon bay in 1986. The resulting artificial reef is home to numerous species of coral and aquatic life. This dive site is considered an easy dive ideal for novice divers.The Vicky B Wreck is an old fishing boat, sunk in 2018. Two wrecks in one dive.

A shallow reef going out in the sea. From 5 meter/ 16 feet to 12 meter / 40 feet makes the dive long, bright and full of life. At the edge forms a wall into the deep. Soon a film will be published from the site, so stay tuned.

We considered one of St Vincent’s prettiest sites, this wall dive begins in shallow waters and continues down a shelving slope covered in gorgonians. Colourful mosaics of hard and soft corals thrive in the shallow patch reefs.

This is the House Reef for Richmond Vale Diving & Hiking Center. Used primarily as a Shore Dive, reaching the coral reef within 10 meter(30feet) from the shore.

The 3rd of June 2020, the Climate Compliance Team from Richmond Vale Academy installed 3 coral trees. After having lessons and studies about the important of Coral Reef and how they are under treat of our current way of living, we decided put our new knowledge and understanding into action.

Perfect site for beginners or divers who needs a refresher course. Calm waters within a lagoon. Primarily enters from shore. Has two distinct areas including a dive trough, but only for divers who master perfect their buoyancy.

Shore dive in combination with a nice lunch or just a cheese cake at Rock Side Cafe, made with love by Rosi and Orlando.This dive site can also be done by boat from Richmond Vale Diving and Hiking Center.

Le Rocher : The mythical dive in Martinique !!! Double dive to enjoy the enchanting setting of the rock! The dive is done at the foot of the rock, the water is clear and blue, the walls are covered with all the colors of the rainbow !!!

A huge arch opens up the plateau, allowing divers to pass through to the depths ... a little further on, a few boulders shelter large pagres and schools of gorettes, and occasionally stingrays can be seen ...

A very popular dive site for all four dive centers in St. Vincent. Be aware that you can meet other divers here while you explore the site. Can only be accessed by boat.