The 3rd of June 2020, the Climate Compliance Team from Richmond Vale Academy installed 3 coral trees. After having lessons and studies about the important of Coral Reef and how they are under treat of our current way of living, we decided put our new knowledge and understanding into action.

Perfect site for beginners or divers who needs a refresher course. Calm waters within a lagoon. Primarily enters from shore. Has two distinct areas including a dive trough, but only for divers who master perfect their buoyancy.

We considered one of St Vincent’s prettiest sites, this wall dive begins in shallow waters and continues down a shelving slope covered in gorgonians. Colourful mosaics of hard and soft corals thrive in the shallow patch reefs.

A shallow reef going out in the sea. From 5 meter/ 16 feet to 12 meter / 40 feet makes the dive long, bright and full of life. At the edge forms a wall into the deep. Soon a film will be published from the site, so stay tuned.

Shore dive in combination with a nice lunch or just a cheese cake at Rock Side Cafe, made with love by Rosi and Orlando.This dive site can also be done by boat from Richmond Vale Diving and Hiking Center.

A very popular dive site for all four dive centers in St. Vincent. Be aware that you can meet other divers here while you explore the site. Can only be accessed by boat.

Long drive from the dive shop, this dive site is exposed to extremely strong currents and rough seas therefore only dived in perfect conditions and by expert divers only. Max depth 40m/120ft along steeply sloping reef, this is a drift dive with negative entry as no moorings and all divers must have their own SMB.

Around a 30 minute drive from the dive shop is the beautiful L’Anse Chemin or Long Point dive site. Advanced divers use the often strong currents to drift along this beautiful steeply sloping reef, down to max depth of 30m/100ft, shallowing up along the point to complete a safety stop.

Just 20 minutes drive from the dive centre is the dive at Flat Rock, it has a maximum depth of 21m/70ft, and is typically dived as a drift dive from North-South and ending on a beautiful sloping reef for the safety stop.

Robyn’s Reef (max 21m/70ft) - Intermediate divers start at the frogfish haven of ’Flat Rock’ and gently work their way down the steep reef slope to the sandy bottom, this is an enjoyable drift dive.