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Scuba diving in Barbados

Did you know that Barbados is an excellent spot for scuba diving? We have several excellent reefs and wrecks for you to explore whether you're new to scuba diving or are a divemaster!

Carlisle Bay on the west coast of Barbados is a particularly good spot for wreck diving, while the south coast has a wonderful array of reefs. The Stavronikita, located at Folkstone Marine Park is another popular wreck, lyingin 120ft of water with the stern at 100ft and the bow at 70ft. See more Barbados dive sites at http://barbados.org/diving/divesite.htm.

A local dive operator will ensure you have a safe and enjoyable time scuba diving in Barbados. See http://barbados.org/diveops.htm to locate one.

Take a look at a Google map of Barbados dive sites!

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