Jack Iron Point, Carriacou

Shallow, colorful & gentle, White Sand Beach is a great relaxing dive. Suitable for beginners & experienced divers alike, you often encounter stingrays and schools of Southern sennets.

Between Paradise Beach and Tyrrel Bay, Point Cistern is the first of many dive sites on that side of the Island that are closer to shore. Is a relatively shallow dive that offers a great opportunity for macro lovers to find small creatures.

Half a mile off-shore of Carriacou, Barracuda Point is one of the amazing dives at Sisters Rocks. These two volcanic peaks rise up from a sandy bottom to form two of the best diving locations in the Caribbean.

Located on the northwest side of Sisters Rocks, Deep Blue is a colorful dive for advanced divers, since you might experience strong currents and drift quite fast around the twin rocks. The depth of this site goes down to 40m/ 130ft.

On the south side of Mabouya Island, this dive site has everything: good reef, a small wreck and a huge boulder garden! It’s also a place where you can see volcanic bubbles seep through the sea bed.

Easy and very relaxing dive at a max. depth of 18mt/ 60ft. Start point at Whirlpool on the back of Mabouya island, and up to the right and east side.

A long drift over rocks & reef and through rocky canyons, this dive starts at the Fish Bowl, and provides lots of opportunities for spotting nurse sharks and rays.

On the north side of Mabouya Island, this sea-garden offers a vast variety of marine life and a great reef wall in very healthy condition. Depths are between 5m/15ft on the shallow side to 20m/60ft at the deepest point.

This is a point A to point B drift dive that takes in exciting volcanic cliffs, great reefs, and ends in a rocky amphitheatre called the Fish Bowl, named for the large schools of fish that frequently congregate there.

This is one of the big tugboat wrecks. Boris is 30m / 100ft long and sits at 28 m/ 84ft deep. It is located on the northwest side of Mabouya Isla, off the coast of Hillsborough.