Bequia, with its beautiful beaches and friendly people, offers a wonderful array of gently sloping reefs ideal for the novice or intermediate diver. The sea-life ranges from Hawksbill turtles to black-tip sharks to tarpon six feet in length. And don't forget to take the time to spot the near-invisible creatures: the sea horses and basket stars, the harlequin pipefish and the thousands of beautiful damsel fish. Each island is in fact the tip of a seabed mountain, there is no shore diving in the Grenadines. Make sure you have a fish ID book close at hand. The odds are, however, that once you've spotted all of the frogfish, slipper lobsters, chain morays, octopus, and scorpion fish down below, that you'll have to start writing your own. Fish behavior will also fascinate you as friendly spot fin butterfly fish may treat you as a protective floating reef, and sergeant majors may chase you from their eggs.
As divers ourselves we appreciate that many people do not need supervision during dives and in that situation we act accordingly. We do not set limits for bottom time or depth if you have your own dive computer.
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| Southern Stingray |
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| Queen Angel |
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| French Angel |
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| Frog Fish |
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| Dive Bequia Shop |
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| Hawksbill Turtle |
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| Reef Octopus |
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| Free Falling Chris Simons |
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| Lower Bay Beach |
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| Spiny Lobster |
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| Main Street Bequia |
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| Rush Hour Lunch Spot |
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| Moon Hole Studio |
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| west Indian Sea Egg |
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| Gingerbread Cafe |
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| Whale Bonner Restaurant |
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| Fruit And Veg Stand Main Street |
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| Spotted Moray |
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| Orange Spotted File Fish |
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| Orange Sea Horse |
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