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Alice's Wonderland
Angelfish Reef
Blonde Rock
Brewers Bay Pinnacle
Broncho Billy
Brown Pants
Carrot Shoal
Carval Rock
The Chimney
Wreck of the Chikuzen
Cistern Point
Coral Garden
Deadchest North
Deadchest West
Diamond Reef
Dry Rocks East
Grand Central
The Indians
Markeo Point
Painted Walls
Playground
Red Bluff Point
Ringdove Rock
Santa Monica Rock
Seal Dog
Spyglass Wall
The Steps
Time Square
Twin Towers
Vanishing Rock
Visibles
Wall to Wall
Wreck of the Inganess Bay
Wreck  of the RMS Rhone
Diving The British Virgin Islands

 



visibiles

DEPTH: 10-80 FEET (3-24 M)
LEVEL: ADVANCED

Off the southwestern tip of Cockroach Island a pinnacle comes within a dozen feet of the surface. A large barracuda has staked out the top of the pinnacle. This slope down is thick with huge deep-water gorgonians, luxuriant -sea fans and lots of fish life. Look out into open water for eagle rays, turtles, sharks and large pelagic fishes. At about 80 feet, there is a series of ledges and then large overhangs and little caves as you come around the corner and head shallower. This area is just overflowing with fish life. There is a huge school of ghostlike bigeyes that drifts out among the boulders (similar to the glasseye snappers that hide under ledges). Highhats, angelfishes and large snappers loiter in this area. Up in the shallows next to the island, there is a fantastic maze of alleyways, tunnels, arches and monster boulders all covered with encrusting sponges, corals, hydroids and lots of fire coral.

Text extracted from Diving British Virgin Islands

Dive Sites
For all these dive sites, we recommend you gain plenty of local knowledge before diving and where possible dive with experienced divers who are very familiar with the sites. This is definitely the best way to enjoy a safe and interesting dives.

 

Links
Dive site descriptions provided courtesy of

Cuan Law

Bonnie Pelnar, Under Watercolours

Rainbow Visions Photography