Aptly named, The Waves At Cane Bay is a condo property that hosts this small beach entry area.  During periods of moderate surf, entry here can be challenging, but once through the surf zone, you will be rewarded will some of the nicest underwater experiences on the island.  You can also find a small dive shop and restaurant here.

On highway 80 (the North Shore Road), just a couple of kilometers East of Cane Bay.

The Waves

The Waves was a wonderful place to stay. The rooms were clean, spacious, and the ocean view was fantastic. The restaurant was very good but a little pricy. The diving was excellent (a little rough on entry) with the wall being only 100 yards from shore.

#3 - The Waves

Cane Bay is one of the nicest shore diving spots on the island:  lots of parking, a scuba shop, a restaurant, and a beautiful beach perfect for off-gassing.  Make sure the conditions are favorable for safe diving before you enter the water.  Ocean swells here can cause a formidable rip tide, so ask around for some professional advice.

On highway 80 (the North Shore Road), you can't miss the long stretch of beach and the restaurant just across the street.

Cane Bay

Great place to go. My wife and I would love to go back.

#2 - Cane Bay

North Star is the Westernmost of four dive sites in a 4km stretch of highway on the North shore.  You will find a wall and a cavern to explore here with great sights in-between.  The dive site is nicely protected from NE swells.

On highway 80 (the North Shore Road), the small parking area is located just East of Picnic in Paradise and a couple of kilometers West of Cane Bay.

North Star

The entry is a little tough you have to wade 50 yards over rocky bottom. The dive is worth it the wall is beautiful and there were no other divers around.

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