Diving in St. Lucia is like diving through a kaleidoscope of color. The clear blue waters allow you to immerse yourself in colorful coral, beautiful reefs and a variety of marine life. Because of the 60-100 feet visibility, you’ll get an up-close look at sea creatures most people only see in the movies.? 

St. Lucia is a volcanic island country in the eastern Caribbean Sea. It is the second largest of the Windward group islands in the Lesser Antilles and is northwest of Barbados. The island is about 27 miles long and 14 miles wide. St. Lucia is about a 3 hour and 40-minute flight from Miami, FL. 

The island’s capital, Castries, is home to about one –third of the country’s population. St. Lucia has more mountains than other Caribbean islands. The Piton mountains are the island’s most famous landmark and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The summit is approx. 2,600 feet above sea level. 

Whether you’re a seasoned Dive Pro or a beginner, you’ll experience a whole new world in St. Lucia’s reefs. The reef starts just 15 yards beyond the shore and slopes down to 140 feet deep. But don’t worry, all the colorful coral and marine life can be spotted in as shallow as 20 feet deep. Rated “top five” shore dives in the Caribbean, St. Lucia is also a dream for photographers. The walls and pinnacles create an underwater canyon that runs for miles, which are perfect for those wide-angle shots and panoramic views. 

Keep your eyes out for: 

Turtles 

Pufferfish 

Seahorses 

Moray eels 

Peacock flounder

Frogfish

Squid

“The Thing”

Recommended Specialty Courses:

Boat diving

Deep diving

Spearfishing

Navigation

Night & limited visibility

Nitrox

Perfect buoyancy

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