4 Dives In 4 Days - jbaker
Day 1 - Wreck Dive, Wall Dive
The Berwyn
The Berwyn, a French tugboat, now rests at the bottom of Carlisle Bay just of the southwestern coast of Barbados. Since sinking in the early 1900’s, the ship has become home to frogfish, arrow crabs, seahorses, wrasses, and other marine life. At a depth of 25 feet, this wreck is great for snorkeling, and the good visibility makes it an excellent spot for photography. More Info
Day 2 - Wreck Dive
The Pamir
In efforts to create an artificial reef, Barbados dive operators sunk the 150-foot Pamir 30 feet beneath the surface. Within the calm waters of the wreck site swim great schools of butterfly fish and sergeant majors. Because a portion of the ship extends above the surface of the water, the site is perfect for snorkeling. More Info
Day 3 - No Dives
You have no dives on this day
Day 4 - Reef Dive
Dottins Reef
Just one-half mile off the coast of St. James lies what many consider to be the most beautiful reef in Barbados. The generally calm seas offer excellent 100-foot visibility, allowing divers to view gorgonians, sea fans, brain coral, basket sponges, and staghorn flourishing along the canyons and walls. Additional residents of the reef include stingrays, barracuda, grouper, parrotfish, and turtles. Initial depths are about 65 feet, although dropoffs allow depths of around 130 feet. More Info
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