Bill Tewes' Dive St. Vincent

Discover the "Critter Capital of the Caribbean" with shallow reef dives and unique macro encounters in St. Vincent.

Dive St. Vincent operates from a dock on the mainland side of Young Island, just south of Kingstown and near the airport in Saint Vincent. The shop runs two dive boats, Sunfish (a 28-foot semi-cabin) and Quilfin (a 32-foot speedboat), to over 30 moored sites along the Leeward coast. The operation is famous for its macro marine life, earning it the title of "Critter Capital of the Caribbean." Divers can explore a variety of habitats including healthy reefs, muck diving spots like Critter Corner and Orca II, and unique geological features such as Bat Cave and New Guinea Reef. Most dives are in shallow water (60 feet or less), though some sites drop to 125 feet. The daily routine typically involves a two-tank morning excursion departing at 9:30 am with a scenic ride up the coast, followed by a deep dive and a shallower second dive. The shop also offers night dives, snorkeling tours, and day trips that combine diving or sightseeing with lunch.

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St. Vincent, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines

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