Join a St. Barts scuba diving adventure

With vibrant flora and colorful fauna, the many wonders hidden beneath the sparkling blue waters of the island are small treasures waiting to be discovered. Overall, there are more than 20 scuba diving tours in St. Barts, and they visit all kinds of cool places, such as lively coral reefs, impressive canyons, and even shipwrecks; go figure! Additionally, thanks to the cozy, warm weather, these activities are open all year round.

The St. Barts Marine Reserve is one of the most popular diving destinations since, thanks to the many efforts in preservation, the marine flora and fauna inside is the most diverse group in the Caribbean, ranging from barracudas, sea turtles, stingrays, and much exotic fish, such as reef sharks, lobster, surgeonfish, damselfish, and triggerfish, among many others.

The water level is somewhat shallow, thus allowing for a good amount of sunlight to pass through and turn it all into an unforgettable natural spectacle. This is an ideal spot for those who love to spend calm, lazy days just marveling at the landscape.

Of course, for those who love something a little bit more challenging and prefer a St. Barts scuba diving adventure that is a tad more adrenaline-inducing, there’s** Kayali, **a trawler that sank back in 1994.

Besides friendly sharks and some fish, you will be able to peek inside through the window, and who knows? Maybe even discover an interesting trinket or thingamabob floating around. This site is **only recommended for skilled and certified divers, **though, but there are still other wreck sites available to explore near Gustavia, the capital city of the island.