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Bajan Diving
Dos & Don’ts
Do NOT attempt to feed or
touch any of the marine life while
underwater.
Do NOT wear jewelry while
underwater as shiny objects can
confuse fish.
Underwater Adventures
A real adventure in Barbados would be incomplete
without an expedition into the depths of the islands
waters. These waters hold many hidden treasures,
revealed only to those willing to go for the deep sea
adventure.
DO walk carefully on the seabed
as some creatures, like Sea Urchins
can hurt you.
DO NOT roam too far away while
underwater. Keep your companions
nearby at all times, and always be
aware of your positioning in the
sea.
Do NOT remove any objects
from dive sites. Its illegal and
punishment can be severe!
S
norkeling and diving are two fun ways to enjoy Barbados’ alluring
waters. Explore the islands reefs or sunken ships and get up close
and personal with some of the island’s sea turtles and other marine
creatures.
Barbados has some of the best
diving in the Caribbean, in fact
roughly 800 meters off shore lies a
reef system which runs parallel the
west coast from South Point to the
North Point of the Island.
This area is prime for ocean
exploration, putting the beauty
of the Caribbean sea at your
fingertips. The waters are warmer
here, ensuring that marine life is
prolific and colorful. While diving
locations, such as Carlisle Bay,
have revealed antique whiskey
bottles, cannon balls, anchors and
more.
Beginners
If you are just a beginner,
venture out and enjoy the
more shallow reefs along the
West Coast such as Bell Buoy,
Dottins and Pieces of Eight.
These areas feature a variety of
reef fish, and beautiful growths
of hard and soft coral