This is a shallow dive on the northwest side of Little St James. It is perfect for beginners to explore the reef and get a glimpse of local turtles. This reef is an ideal nursery for all types of fish, so juveniles are common here.

Nicely protected on the lee side of Great St James, Stragglers is the perfect option on a rough, stormy day! The dive starts in a small, but very pretty, system of canyons where you can find great photo opportunities. There is also a beautiful reef wall section teeming with life.

Christmas Cove is located on Great St James and is perfect for beginners. Divers will explore the reef in the middle of the cove, which grows off a small rocky island. This is a wonderful site for Discover Scuba Divers and Open Water students. Christmas cove is a No-TAKE area.

Beautiful coralreef outside of Stragglers. It takes around 5 min to get to this amzing part of the reef. The depth is around 60-70ft. Huge untouched corals with a lot of life.

Dog Island is a very pretty and shallow dive. The reef follows the landscape and has a lot of fan corals. The dive site is right after Little St. James.

Nice little sunken sailboat which turns into an amzing artificial reef. A magical site and almost a gurantee to see turtles. Many more things to see in this beautiful bay of Christmas Cove.

Calf rock is part of Calf and Cow reef. Calf rock is a diverse dive site with overhangs, ledges, canyons and very lively reef. Amazing biodiversity. Most known by its shallower canyons.

Cow rock is one of the most recognized dive sites in St. Thomas. Small caves/swim throughs and beautiful elkhorn corals are the dominant features. It is definitely a favorite!

Amazing pinnacle in Great Bay. Shallow and easy dive site and perfect for every level of diving. A dive site that not everyone visits because not everyone knows about it.

This is a wonderful dive site with lots of colorful fan corals. The site is located in Great Bay and is not very busy. There is a possibility to see nurse sharks and eagle rays. Accessible by boat - overview picture shows anchor location. 50’ max depth. Follow route on overview picture - often current on cross course.