The Zoo is a named Dive Site of BarbadoScuba. The center of the Dive Site sits between 40/50ft/ 12/15m but can be dived both shallower & deeper respectively.

FishPot - Shore Dive is a fish bowl like experience with a depth of between 10 - 30ft/3-9m. The Confined/Open Water conditions are perfect for Try Dives, Open Water Diver #1, Junior Diver or Refresher Dives.

Brightledge is a section of the outer Pinnacle reef that runs north-south. The jetty is located at approximately 16m and has a standard dive profile of 18m/40min. Generally there is very little current and Advanced /Deep diver certified divers can descend to 40m.

The Pamir Shipwreck is rated as one of the Top 3 wreck sites for Barbados. Depth of 25ft at the bow & 55ft in the sand. Perfect for the beginner, experienced & penetration diver. Perfect for underwater photography & Night diving.

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.

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.

Caye, high coral bottom on the edge of the drop-offs, site for all, but more exposed at the surface, often agitated! Beginners can dive on the shallow plateau!

The name says it all ... an interesting, richly populated site, ideal for Open Water Diver courses! In the 7-15m zone. Schools of gorettes in every direction, stealthy king mackerel passing by, maniocs wandering in the open water, trumpet fish on the lookout for their meal...

Below the boat, the descent takes place over about ten meters, on the plateau, close to the drop-off. The beginning of the drop-off is well marked and steep, then gently slopes down beyond the 20 meters ....

A site for everyone! from beginners to advanced divers, including snorkelers (finned hikers, PMT)! Located at the exit of the Cul de Sac du Marin (10 minutes by boat!!!), a coral massif with a seagrass meadow, sandy areas, and a coral drop-off .