This dive site, known as The Boulders, is a highly favored location among divers in Saint Vincent and the Grenadines. It is characterized by a vibrant, sloping reef that gradually descends to a sandy bottom at approximately 15 meters. With fixed moorings at both ends, the site is perfectly set up for an enjoyable drift dive, with the direction varying based on the prevailing current. There is no specific historical information provided for this site beyond its natural formation and popularity.
The Boulders is teeming with a diverse array of marine life. Divers can expect to encounter an abundance of trunkfish, various species of eels, damselfish, and trumpetfish. French angelfish and spotted drums are common sightings, adding to the site's rich biodiversity. Occasional glimpses of more elusive creatures such as peacock flounders and scorpionfish further enhance the diving experience.
While specific best times to visit are not detailed, the site's popularity suggests it is enjoyable year-round, subject to local weather and sea conditions. Its varied depth range (12m to 22m) makes it versatile for different skill levels. For freedivers, the average depth of 11 meters and the sloping reef offer excellent opportunities for exploration and breath-hold diving. Scuba divers can appreciate the vibrant reef and the option for a relaxed drift dive.
