Large barge that is upside-down

In front of Cupecoy beach on the southern side of the island.

Gregory

Carib Cargo is a 0-star rated scuba dive and snorkel destination in St Martin which is accessible from shore based on 0 ratings.

Carib Cargo

Lots of things to see, Helicopter, submarine, airplane parts.
Many species of caribbean fish.

Sint Maarten. A nice boat dive.

Little Bay

Reef never ceases to amaze us and in our opinion has the most marine bio-diversity of any reef on St. Martin. Diveable in nearly all conditions its rare not to see turtles. The most turtles seen in one 60 minute dive was 15. Two large pinnacles of rock surrounded by sand produce a very healthy eco-system where small and large marine life thrive. The abundance of fish at this site is truly outstanding. This site is suitable for any level diver from discover scuba, open water certification or course director. Make sure you dive this site whilst in St.Martin, 30 foot/10 meter depth means 60 – 70 minute bottom times.
During my dive with Octopus Diving we saw few turtles, stingrays, big remora, nurse shark, eels, lobsters, arrow crabs and eagle rays.

It is not that easy to spot this this dive site alone. On the spot is usually three moorings.

Turtle Reef

Cable Reef is a 0-star rated scuba dive and snorkel destination in St Martin which is accessible from shore based on 0 ratings.

Cable Reef

Dutch frigate, originally named the Jason, launched in 1770. In 1796, the crew mutinied and handed the ship over to the British, who renamed the ship HMS Proselyte. In September of 1801, on a trip from St Kitts to St Martin, the ship struck the Man O War Shoals and sank. All of the crew were rescued, however.  

You can still see a couple of large anchors, some cannons and other heavily encrusted objects on the sea floor, right below the current mooring. Plenty of wildlife in around the reef.  If you're lucky you may even encounter one or two Caribbean Reef sharks prowling the canyons.


South of Great bay. The site is equipped with mooring buoys. This dive site is part of the St Maarten Marine Park. You need to have a valid dive tag to be diving on this site. (see www.naturefoundationsxm.org)

HMS Proselyte is also known as Jason.

HMS Proselyte

Shallow dive: Barracuda, reefsharks and nursesharks (if lucky), lobsters, spotted morray eels...

Southwest side of Anguilla.

Blowing Rock

The Maze is a 0-star rated scuba dive and snorkel destination in St Martin which is accessible from shore based on 0 ratings.

The Maze

Nice coral reef with current sealife. Good for both snorkelling and dive training.

Creole Rock is located on the north side of Baie Grand Case, on the northwest side of Saint Martin.

Creole Rock is also known as Rocher Créole.

Creole Rock

On the west side of the island are three mini-walls with ledges and small caves. Inhabitants: Stingrays, spotted moray eels, spiny lobsters, turtles and eagle rays.

West end of Anguilla

Anguillita

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

Gregory

Snorkeling and Scuba Diving at Gregory