5 Dives In 4 Days - Calvin

Day 1 - Reef Dive

Thatch Cay

Located at the northwest point of the Island, the dive site of Thatch Cay features archways, tunnels to the depths of 40 feet, interesting coral formations including bright orange tubastrea pillar coral, and delicate black coral, as well as the presence of tarpon, a host of tropical fish, and clouds of silversides. More Info

Cocoloba

A shallow reef off a small cay near Fish Bay (south) which featured a lot of standard reef fishes. In particular we encountered triggers, file The upper part of the bow section fish, angels, and the occasional lobster. More Info

Day 2 - No Dives

You have no dives on this day

Day 3 - Wall Dive, Reef Dive

Buck Island Wall

Buck Island wall can be one of two dive sites - Dive Flag Rock or Andres' Reef. There are pieces of machinery that were left in the 1960's and has been invaded by schools of blue and brown chromis, and the occasional eel or shark. The sand is in 60-70 ft of water and the top of the reef is in 30 feet for a nice multi-level dive. Sting rays and Eagle rays regularly cruise by as well. More Info

Capella Reef

Off the South side of Capella Island, approximately 2.5 miles South of St. Thomas. This 30 to 70 feet novice to intermediate dive has good visibility (up to 80 feet) and great reefs. Swim through ravines comprised of large igneous blocks. This area is still recovering from 1989's Hurricane Hugo but remains a worthwhile site to visit. More Info

Day 4 - Reef Dive

Grass Cay

Situated on the eastern end of St. Thomas, Grass Cay features huge coral heads and large sea fans. The bottom slopes gradually from the island and offers some sandy patches at approximately 55 feet. More Info