Saint Mark Parish

Dominica

at least 17 varieties of hard corals. Sea turtles often found.

South of Dangleben's North and east of Dangleben's Pinnacles

Soufriere

Coral Gardens South

Series of 5 pinnacles, huge barrel sponges

North of Soufriere village

Dangleben's Pinnacles

Pointe Guignard is a 0-star rated scuba dive and snorkel destination in Dominica which is accessible from shore based on 0 ratings.

Pointe Guignard

Running east-West it is the only oriented reef in the south. A sloping shelf running offshore has an incredible array of life at the outer edge, sponges, crinoids, corals of every hue and description, big schools of fish and turtles often seen, smaller invertebrates and hard to find creatures also seen, a site not to be missed in the southern end of the island.

via dive operator.

Danglebens North

Great spot for a deep dive. the shallows have many fish including yellow frogfish.

Boat ride up against a steep wall of a volcano

L'Abym is also known as La Sourcier.

L'Abym





La Sorcière is also known as Witche's Point.

La Sorcière

Champagne Beach is a 0-star rated scuba dive and snorkel destination in Dominica which is accessible from shore based on 0 ratings.

Champagne Beach

Champagne Beach is an outstanding beach with instant access from shore and accessible by all skill levels

 

Champagne Reef

Three pinnacles rise from a 35' shelf. About 300' from shore. The swim takes you through bubbling submerged hot springs.

West of Soufriere, in front of the Catholic Church.

Soufriere Pinnacles

Numerous small seahorses, baby octopus scorpionfish, frogfish



Scott's Head Point

Pinnacles of rocks from 140 feet into the shallows. beautiful healthy reef with many soft corals and sponges. Peacock flounder, arrow crabs, Hawcksbill turtle.

Southwest of L'Abym

Scott's Head Pinnacle  is also known as Soldierfish Cave.

Coral Gardens South

Snorkeling and Scuba Diving at Coral Gardens South