The start of the dive is a dramatic swim over a shallow ledge where you find yourself infront of the deep blue. At the bottom of the wall there are swim-throughs which occasionally hide nurse sharks. The dive usually culminates at a shallow shelf on the southernmost tip where the currents meet.

New Moon (max 40m/130ft) - Intermediate divers freely descend into 8m/25ft onto a sloping reef with boulder formations. The sheer wall dominates the middle portion of this dive reaching depths of 30m/100ft+, the currents mean that this site can be dived either way.

Twenty minutes from Dive Bequia, Moonhole is a sheltered cove suitable to dive on most days. The reef slopes towards a sand bottom and can be dived anywhere between 20 and a maximum depth of 80+ feet. Towards the corner heading to the north you may experience a strong current which can go in either direction.

Divers descend into 9m/30ft of blue water with a wall on one side and rolling reef meet the sand at 15m/50ft. The reef steeply inclines to 28m/92ft with larger boulders and formations in the shallower area covered in colourful sponges. At 8m/25ft a wide cavern appears and divers can check it out for nurse sharks.

The wreck of Rick’s H, a local cargo freighter max 40m/130ft - A good sized ship lying in a sandy basin surrounded by turtle grass. The bow lies at 34m/112ft and the stern rest at 27m/89ft.

A favourite site for many divers, can be dived at a multitude of depths between 12m/40ft and 30m/100ft. The start of the dive is a sloping vibrant reef down to sand at 15m/50ft. This site has fixed moorings at both ends of the dive and makes for a great drift dive either direction depending on the current.

Max Depth 27m/90ft - Starting from the mooring at the end of Boulders, descend down the steep slope and explore the huge boulders sitting at a depth of 20m/70ft, then head deeper South exploring under a ledge at 27m/90ft for nurse sharks and then ending the dive around the point into Moonhole.

Ship’s Stern (max 18m/60ft) - A sloping colourful reef which meets the sand at 15m/50ft. This site is full of nooks to search beneath for spiny lobster, spanish lobster and spotted moray whilst gently drifting along, a whip coral and gorgonian forest stem out from along the reef.

Divers descend onto Devil’s Table reef in 5m/15ft of water, slowly deeper an ATM machine can be seen at 20m/68ft. The first wreck of a yacht, the Viviana, lies at 27m/85ft, the second yacht, lies at 14m/50ft, the dive ends at the Strattman tug with the mooring at 5m/15ft on top of the wreck.

Devils Table (max 18m/60ft) - Our closest dive site, this is a great dive for both beginners and intermediate divers. Starting in the sheltered Rocky Bay you make your way along the reef which gradually gets deeper and the dive ends at the mooring after the cardinal marker. Great dive for macro photographers!