What to ExpectSt. Vincent is a paradise for divers who are fond of unusual sea creatures like frogfish, flying gurnards, electric rays and bluethroat pikeblennies. Reefs are the main attraction, and great visibility allows for deep dives. Seahorses gallop over black coral in the shallows, and wall and drift dives - night or day - are available further south at Bequia in the Grenadines. Visibility average 50 to 75 feet but can reach 200 feet. Water temps range from 78 to 84 degrees, and atmospheric temps vary from the mid-70s to mid-80s. Between dives, take time to visit the Falls of Baleine - a must-see natural attraction.
Tourism and Travel
St. Vincent & Grenadines Tourist Office
800-235-3029
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Hotels, Resorts and Operators
Dive St. Vincent
784-457-4928
bill2s@divestvincent.com
www.divestvincent.com
Fantasea Tours
809-457-4477
fantasea@caribesurf.com
www.vincy.com/fantasea
Sunset Shores Beach Hotel
784-458-4411
sunshore@caribsurf.com
www.sunsetshores.com

