Barbados is a popular Caribbean destination for scuba diving, with many shipwrecks and coral reefs to explore. One of the best spots for experienced divers is the Berwind Shipwreck. This cargo ship sank in 1919 and now rests in 55 feet of water, offering a unique and eerie dive experience. The ship is covered in coral and sponges, and schools of fish can often be seen swimming through the wreckage.

For beginners, there are many shallow reefs and wrecks to explore around the island, such as Carlisle Bay and Folkestone Marine Park.

The Berwind Shipwreck is home to a variety of marine life, including colorful fish, eels, and lobsters. Divers may also spot sea turtles, rays, and even the occasional shark. The surrounding coral reefs are also home to an abundance of marine life, including tropical fish, sea urchins, and sea fans.

The water temperature in Barbados ranges from 75-80 degrees Fahrenheit (24-27 degrees Celsius) throughout the year, making it comfortable for diving year-round. Visibility can vary from 50-100 feet (15-30 meters) depending on weather conditions.

The cost of diving in Barbados varies depending on the dive shop and location, but generally, a single tank dive costs around $60-80 USD, and equipment rental is around $20-30 USD.