Dive sites in Saint Vincent and the Grenadines

Critter Corner sits along the south coast of Saint Vincent, offering calm muck-diving conditions across a gentle slope of black and gold sand, rubble patches, and seagrass beds. Underwater photographers and macro enthusiasts scour the substrate for cryptic bottom-dwellers that blend seamlessly into the volcanic sediments. Artificial structures and scattered coral heads provide shelter for juvenile reef fish and rare invertebrates rarely seen on classic wall dives.

Located off the northern entrance to Admiralty Bay on Bequia, Devil's Table is a gently sloping plateau surrounded by rich coral formations. Hard coral heads, brain corals, and sea fans cover the rocky substrate before dropping off into sandy patches. The site is sheltered from the prevailing Atlantic swells, making it a favorite for relaxed macro spotting and easy drift explorations.

Situated along the southern coast of Saint Vincent, Indian Bay features a sheltered marine environment characterized by a gentle sand-and-rubble slope giving way to scattered coral heads and healthy patch reefs. Divers often treat the inner bay as a macro haven while exploring the outer coral gardens for resting rays and schooling reef fish. Thanks to minimal wave action inside the bay, conditions stay accessible for relaxed navigation and extended bottom times.