This dive site, known as The Wall - West Cay, offers a dramatic descent starting over a shallow ledge before plunging into the deep blue of a vibrant wall. Divers typically navigate along this impressive wall, exploring swim-throughs at its base. The dive often concludes at a shallow shelf on the southernmost tip, a point where currents converge, adding a dynamic element to the experience. No specific history or story is provided for this site.
The wall is abundant with diverse marine life, featuring vibrant schools of various fish. Notable sightings include nurse sharks found occasionally in swim-throughs, as well as lobster, porcupine fish, and drumfish often observed hiding under the numerous ledges and crevices along the reef structure. The site promises a rich display of Caribbean reef inhabitants.
While no specific best time is mentioned, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines generally offer excellent diving conditions year-round, with calmer seas typically from December to May. Divers should be mindful of the variable currents, especially near the southernmost tip where currents meet. Freedivers will appreciate the varied depths, from the shallow ledge to the deeper wall and swim-throughs, offering diverse exploration opportunities.
