Grande Banks/ Navy Bay Rocks

This dive site is located on the northern side of the smaller St. George’s Island. It consists of a wall of boulders ending in sand. Depth Range is 6 to 12 m.

This dive site is located north of St. George’s Island. Ruins of an old jetty. Depth range 4 to 10 m. The broken jetty is a nursery for baby fish. Ideal site for Intro dives.Sandy bottom, with patches of rocks with encrusting coral. Many sea cucumbers and shrimp gobies. Lots of fish around the jetty.

On the South side of St. George’s Island. Coral Reef and Rocky pinnacle. Depth 8 to 14m.

Steel hulled steamship. Depth range 15 to 19 m. Explore the bow with anchors, boilers, pistons and propeller shaft on the mid section, and the stern section with the propeller and steering gear.

On the south side of St. George’s Island. Stern section of steel hulled wreck. Depth range 12 to 16 m. Lots of fish. For experienced divers. Can have strong currents and low visibility.

Fingers of rocks extending North from Grande Island. Gravel, sand and rocks make up the bottom. Can be tricky to dive when winds from the north make it surgy. Otherwise a very pleasent and easy dive with varying topography.

This site is great for any one from beginners to advanced divers. It starts from a shallow depth of just 2 meters and goes down to a depth of 12 meters. A lot of wholes and windows along the side of the wreck make for great spots to look in and enjoy the fish life that have occupied this incredible dive site.

A nice rock canyon to swim through. Depth 8 m. Steep rock sides covered with orange sponge and whip corals. Fun to swim through when there is a slight surge.

A rarely dived site located south of St. George’s Island. A point of rock, in the shape of a sail, breaking the surface . A slightly exposed site, but great marine life.

This dive site is toward the island from Suzy’s Wreck. It is a rocky reef with encrusting coral. Depth 8 to 12 m. Ideal sheltered site with sandy bottom for courses and intro dives.