Blue Water Divers

Scuba Diving in the British Virgin Islands

Are you wondering what the diving is like in the BVI? Let us show you what is under the water. Are you ready for your adventure to start?
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Tortola, B.V.I. Lionfish, February 2012

Dive buddy Kevin Flynn (from boatworksinc.com) spotted the Lionfish when we first descended. (Sorry Kevin, I only captured your fins). After the first transition, you can see when our Blue Water Dive Master, Boot, gets the message that there is a Lionfish in the reef. He then dispatches the invader with a spear-gun and knife. It's a shame that these beautiful fish are an invasive species in the Caribbean and have to be sacrificed so that the native reef fish juveniles aren't mercilessly devoured by them. It looks bad, but humans are the only species capable of preying upon them until the large Groupers and Green Morays begin to take them in greater numbers. Fishermen and spear-gun hunters, don't take large Groupers so that the Lionfish population is kept in check! Otherwise, if you see Lionfish in the Caribbean, or on the eastern U.S. coast, spear as many of them as you can without getting stung. Dive Master Rupert at Blue Water Divers will tell you that a Lionfish sting can nearly cost you a thumb and keep you out of work for a month.
Another Beautiful Dive with Blue Water Divers.
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Sail Caribbean Divers - Vanishing Rock dive, British Virgin Islands

Come Dive the BVI with Sail Caribbean Divers.
Sail Caribbean Divers is PADI 5 Star Instructor Development Resort in the British Virgin Islands.
PADI Green Star Award recipients .

Vanishing Rock is situated on the eastern side of Salt Island, having the Cooper Island on the right side.
Located near one of the most famous diving site in BVI, the RMS Rhone, Vanishing Rock is a shallow coral reef that is home to some colorful and interesting wildlife, like anemones, shrimps, squirrelfish, grunts, sergeant majors, green moray eels, lobsters and nurse sharks. Gorgonians and colorful sponges coat the rocky topography and the sandy bottom, creating a very picturesque sight. In the deeper waters you’ll find Sergeant Major City and if you go even further you will be witnessing Sergeant Major Suburbs; both these pillar coral architectures are boasting with marine creatures so make sure to check them out.

Sail Caribbean Divers Dive Shops at Cooper Island, Norman Island, Hodges Creek Marina (East End) and Road Town (Wickhams Cay II).

- Filmed May 2015, BVI.

Blue Water Divers: Sopers Hole

2019 Diving BVI

Diving in BVI, at Norman Island and at Pelican Island

Blue Water of the Caribbean Islands Sept. 10th. 2012

From ST Maarten to Miami Blue Water of the Caribbean Islands

Rupert finds a Lionfish, Tortola, B.V.I., February, 2012

On his first day back from being stung by a Lionfish and almost losing his finger and missing a month of work, Dive Master Rupert spots and marks the position of another invasive Lionfish. The floating cork marker that you see is the marker he left as a warning. At the end of the dive he went back and speared two Lionfish at the marked site. These Lionfish are an invasive species in the Caribbean and are a severe threat to native reef fish populations. If you see a Lionfish in the Caribbean or on the eastern coast of the U.S., sacrifice it to save native fish populations. Do NOT come in contact with the venomous spines! Spear it and humanely dispatch it quickly with a long-blade knife. I always have great dives with Blue Water Divers.
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Hurricane Gonzalo from the beach Tortola BVI

Tuesday early morning looking north towards Gonzalo out in the distance.

Sail from Road Town to Virgin Gourda in the BVI

On a Catana 471

BVI Tortola beach

A blessed day for our families in Tortola BVI.

Ocean Classrooms BVI Blue Eyes Installation

In October 2012, Ocean Classrooms traveled to Cooper Island in the British Virgin Islands to install the first Blue Eyes, which are underwater high-definition webcams and research instrumentation, in a coral reef environment. The Blue Eyes stream live video to any web-enabled device while also gathering temperature and pH data. Visit oceanclassrooms.com to view the Blue Eyes in the BVI and other amazing locations.

Sailing the British Virgin Islands

We hopped islands for 7 days. Road Town (Tortola) - Cooper Island - The Baths - Anegada - Cane Garden Bay (Tortola) - Norman Island - Road Town. Pictures, Videos, Drone footage from the trip.

Plantana, Seven Mile Beach | Cayman Islands Sotheby's Realty | Caribbean

NoTanx freedive at Utopia

Whilst driving towards Paradise we notice another road...
The wrong road to Paradise.
At the end of this road, is a track.
This track leads to a hidden pass.
The end of this track is StoneFish Rock.
You can turn left to Freya's bay or right to Utopia.
Here is our short vid of Utopia.
Crystal Clear water, dropping off to 50m+ within 2m of the secret creek (as seen in the vid)
We go every August... you are welcome to join us....
Enjoy.

BVI 2015 Season Opener

Blue Water, Fair Winds, and Natures Little Secrets, here in the British Virgin Islands.

British Virgin Islands - Snorkeling in the BVI's

Snorkeling off of Norman's Island in The Caves! It was amazing with crystal clear water and stunning view of inside the cave.

Trip to the BVI (July 2015)

Music by: Virtual Riot

Octopus, The Caves, BVI

Octopus, BVI