Dive in Jamaica

This is a reef in form of a wall with sandy bottom located 15 minutes from our dive center. On the sandy bottom you are going to see an old Spanish anchor and a boiler, which probably comes from an old vessel.

Named for the Cessna 152 Airplane resting next to the beautiful overhanging reef at 27m/90ft, this site is full of overhangs, ledges, caverns, sponges, sea fans and corals. It is also well known as an exquisite spot for viewing a host of tropical aquatic life including Queen Angelfish, Spotted Drum…

This is a beautiful dive site for divers who seek to find various species of fishes. It also has beautiful overhanging ledges, which leads into a 130ft great wall. This reef is home to turtles, great back whales and occasionally hammer head shark can be seen!One of Negril´s best wall dives.

This boat was sunk in 1993 to provide the sea life with an artificial reef.Dive among the remains of the ship and see the great diversity of marine life that has been created over the years. Look for barracuda, scrawled file fish, and the occasional eagle ray passing through the area.

As the name suggests, this site is a good place to spot small reef sharks. This majestic reef provides large overhangs with holes where you can find nurse sharks hanging out during the day. Close to the mooring there is a huge stand of pillar coral, some of the largest to be seen in area of Negril.

Great place to see nurse sharks

It is a beautiful reef with outstanding corals. This reef drops off to 40ft making it perfect for scuba divers. The variety of marine life is overwhelming! On the sandy bottom there are seen many times turtles feeding, and during a dive spotted moray eels, spiny lobsters and crabs which made this…

The site consists of a flat reef that is covered with a wide variety of sea fans and sponges with a variety of marine life, including Hawk Bill Turtles. Dive here gives a possibility to encounter large schools of blue tang and many tropical.

An old Canadian minesweeper which was sunk by purpose in order to create and underwater artificial reef and at the same time attraction for divers. The wreck can be explored both from outside and inside; is encrusted in corals, plenty of sponges, squirrelfish, bluehead wrasses, hamlets, grunts and…

Considered one of the most interesting and exciting walls ofthe island covered with different corals, located only 15 minutes by boat from our dive center. Here you may encounter Hawk Bill turtles, Eagle Rays and schools of yellow tail snappers. Diving here is recommended for divers with OWD…