Scuba diving in St Kitts and Nevis

The MV River Taw Wreck: Located off St. Kitts, this 144-foot tugboat, intentionally submerged in 1985, has blossomed into a sanctuary for aquatic life. At a depth of around 50 feet, it’s a favorite haunt for experienced divers eager to navigate its structure and the vibrant reef that surrounds it.

Coconut Tree Reef: Found off Nevis, this site boasts a diverse array of marine life and dramatic coral formations. Currents can be strong at times, making it more suitable for seasoned divers.

Friars Bay Reef: Nestled along the northern perimeter of Friars Bay on St. Kitts, this shallow reef is characterized by its calm conditions and abundant marine ecosystem. An excellent choice for those new to diving.

Pinney's Beach: Off the coast of Nevis, this dive spot offers tranquil sandy slopes adorned with sporadic corals and sponges. Its serene conditions and richness in marine life make it a sought-after spot for novices.

The islands offer a variety of diving packages catering to different budgets. A typical two-tank dive, inclusive of gear rental, generally costs between $100 to $130. For those interested in certifications or advanced training, starting rates are around $350, with some fluctuations based on the dive center and course specifics.