Pollockshields is a popular dive site located in Bermuda, known for its abundant marine life and unique underwater topography.
Best diving spots for experienced divers:
- The Wall: a deep drop-off with stunning coral formations and pelagic species like sharks and rays
- Cathedral: a large underwater cave system with dramatic light filtering through the entrance
- Southwest Breaker: a shallow reef with a variety of marine life including eels, turtles, and colorful fish
Best diving spots for beginners:
- The Nursery: a shallow, protected area with abundant coral and reef fish
- The Blue Hole: a natural swimming pool surrounded by cliffs, with easy access to deeper waters
- Anchors Away: a shallow, sandy area with lots of rays and other interesting marine life
Marine life:
Divers can expect to see a wide range of marine life in Pollockshields, including colorful fish, eels, turtles, rays, sharks, and occasionally whales and dolphins.
Dive conditions:
Water temperatures in Bermuda range from the low 70s to mid-80s Fahrenheit, with visibility typically around 100 feet or more. Currents can be strong in some areas, so it is important to dive with a knowledgeable guide and follow local regulations.
Cost:
Dive prices in Bermuda vary depending on the dive operator and location, but typically range from $100-$150 for a single tank dive. Equipment rental and additional dives may cost extra.
