This dive site, Pointe Ferry, is renowned for its vibrant marine life and unique underwater topography, featuring multiple swim-through canyons. While generally shallow, divers must be mindful of potentially strong currents on certain days, which can make navigation challenging. There is no specific historical background provided for the site.
The site is teeming with the majority of fish species found in the West Indies, offering a rich diversity of reef fish like parrotfish, snappers, and damselfish. Schools of trevally are frequently observed passing through, providing exciting encounters for divers. Beyond the larger marine life, Pointe Ferry is also exceptionally rich in macro subjects, making it a paradise for underwater photographers interested in smaller creatures and intricate reef life.
The best time to visit this site is generally during the dry season from December to May for calmer conditions, though currents can be variable year-round. Divers should be prepared for potential drift diving conditions. Freedivers will appreciate the shallow depths and abundant marine life, but should exercise caution with strong currents and consider local guidance.
