Lartington is a shipwreck dive site located in Bermuda, suitable for intermediate to experienced divers. Here is some information about the site:
Best diving spots for experienced divers:
- Lartington wreck: This shipwreck lies in about 60 feet (18 meters) of water and offers opportunities to explore its structure and surrounding marine life. Divers can expect to see schools of fish, such as Bermuda chubs, as well as various types of corals and sponges.
Best diving spots for beginners:
- Church Bay: This site is located on the south shore and features a shallow reef system, making it suitable for beginner divers. It is home to a variety of marine life, including parrotfish, angelfish, and moray eels.
Marine life:
Bermuda's waters are known for their abundance of marine life. Divers at Lartington can expect to see schools of fish, such as Bermuda chubs and yellowtail snappers, as well as various types of corals and sponges. Other marine life that can be seen in Bermuda include sea turtles, barracudas, rays, and sometimes even dolphins and whales.
Dive conditions:
The water temperature in Bermuda ranges from around 68-84°F (20-29°C) depending on the season. Visibility can vary, but is typically around 80-100 feet (24-30 meters). Currents can be strong at some dive sites, so it is important for divers to have good buoyancy control and experience in diving in current.
Cost:
The cost of diving in Bermuda can vary depending on the dive operator and the dive package selected. Single dives can cost anywhere from $75-150 USD, while dive packages can range from $250-500 USD for multiple dives. Equipment rental is usually available at an additional cost.
