Dive in Saint Thomas Island

The General Rogers is a 50m long Coast Guard buoy tender. It iw well conserved and sits upright in 18m of water. The Rogers was sunk intentionally as an artificial reef in the 80's. Take care of the current!

One of the St Thomas deep wrecks, but the closest to Charlotte Amalie, and consequently the most frequently dived.Contains the longest penetration, as one can penetrate stern to bow and exit through a hole in the bow.Vessel was illegally sunk full of garbage (was supposed to be sunk in deep water…

Sprat is a common "second dive" after diving nearby deep wrecks like the WIT Concrete or the Miss Opportunity.Boats anchor moor in approximately 60 feet on the sandy bottom, but then ascend to the shallower reef, where a variety of coral formations lead to trenches, tunnels and small caverns that…

The largest of the deep wrecks off St Thomas, the WIT Concrete sits on a sandy bottom at about 100 feet.The wreck is upright and largely intact.It is possible to penetrate, but no real ambient light comes in and so lights are needed, and penetration training would be advisable.The wreck is home to a…

Probably the most famous dive in the USVI, the WIT Shoal is a popular deep wreck.Located some miles out from St Thomas, it was illegally sunk in shallower waters when it was supposed to be sunk off the deep dropoff miles further out.However, the wreck is relatively in tact, and having sunk in 1984…