RMS Rhone is the most popular diving spot in all of British Virgin Islands that encapsulates one of the most popular divable shipwrecks in the world, the RMS Rhone. This was a ship belonging to Royal Mail Steam Packet Company, used to transport mail and passengers from and to the Caribbean. What made it stand out among other […]
Marie L is a cargo boat that was sunk – along with the Pat and the Beata – with the sole purpose of creating excellent underwater scenery for divers; located on the south-western side of Cooper Island, this site is very close to a reef wall magnificently coated with some of the most vibrant colored […]
Located west of West Dog Island and south of Flintstones, Joe’s Cave is well known for its captivating underwater topography. Huge boulders, some up to 25 feet high, lay on the sandy bottom waiting to be explored and provide shelter to small invertebrates and fish. The main attraction of this diving site is a cave; narrow […]
The Baths are located on the southwest coast of Virgin Gorda. This place had everything; perfect water for diving and snorkeling, soft sand for sunbathing and an incredible national park since 1990. Huge granite boulders –some of them having more than 40 feet in diameter – are sprinkled on the beach and make for a very […]
Bronco Billy is located on the northwestern tip of George Dog and many believe this was Jacques Cousteau’s favorite diving spot in British Virgin Islands. This site is widely popular for its underwater sceneries and architectural layouts. You will see ridges, archways, canyons and various rocky formations; explore them and use your flashlight to check […]
West of West Dog Island you will find Flintstones, a captivating dive that unfortunately is overlooked in favor of more popular destinations. The boulders that lay underwater are the ones that gave it its name; resembling a property in the fictional prehistoric city of Bedrock, these rocky formations form ledges and crevices that are the […]
The Visibles, is situated on the southwestern side, accessible by boat, at a 12 minutes boat ride from Spanish Town. It’s best to visit this site in the summer months as strong currents and tough weather conditions make it harder to dive. A huge pinnacle stands guard on these waters and it’s mostly embroidered with […]
Dolphin Rocks is located on the northern side of George Dog – another spectacular diving site – and it’s one of those diving sites that get ignored for more popular ones, like The Chimney or Bronco Billy. Here you get the chance to explore captivating underwater structures; on the eastern part of Dolphin Rocks you […]
Monkey Point is located in the south of Guana Island and it has a magical, white sand beach where you can unwind after exploring the aquarium like waters. Nice walls and smaller rocky formations make the dive very captivating; they are also home to smaller fish and invertebrates that decided to hide here. Explore the small […]
Located northwest of Great Dog, The Chimney is a very popular diving site accessible by boat, at only a 15 minutes boat ride from Spanish Town. The site got its name from the two rocky formations that come together forming a gap that resembles a chimney. Canyons, ledges, walls and overhangs make the dive much more exciting. […]
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