Dive sites in Peter Island
5–30 m · 36 signature species
30 dive sites in Peter Island, from the most talked-about to the most confidential.↓ Map of dive sites in Peter Island
RMS Rhone →
Descend into the remarkably preserved sections of the RMS Rhone, a 19th-century mail steamship resting off Salt Island, offering a tangible link to a bygone era.
Max. depth · 26 m
Dry Rocks East →
Dry Rocks East offers a distinct reef dive in the British Virgin Islands, known for its exposed location and the diverse marine life drawn to its dynamic currents.
Max. depth · 24 m
Monkey Point →
Descend into the vibrant, shallow waters of Monkey Point, where baitfish schools draw in feeding tarpon and mackerel amidst the small caves.
Max. depth · 9 m
The Wreck of the Chikuzen →
Descend into the remote Caribbean waters off Peter Island to explore the scattered remains of the Chikuzen, a 75-meter refrigerator ship resting on a vast sandy plain, attracting an unparalleled congregation of marine life.
Max. depth · 23 m
Alice In Wonderland →
Alice In Wonderland offers a unique spur-and-groove coral reef landscape, inviting you to navigate its intricate channels and ridges off Peter Island.
Max. depth · 21 m
Coral Gardens / Sharkplaneo →
Explore a vibrant fringing reef system complemented by unique shark-shaped aircraft installations at comfortable depths off Peter Island.
Max. depth · 15 m
Lee Bay →
Descend into the heart of a unique lava tube cave at Lee Bay, a geological marvel teeming with striped coral shrimp and glassy sweepers.
Max. depth · 15 m
Carvel Rock →
Feel the pull of the open ocean currents at Carvel Rock, a prominent offshore pinnacle at Peter Island, known for its active pelagic life.
Max. depth · 21 m
Wreck Alley →
Descend into Wreck Alley, where four distinct shipwrecks form an interconnected underwater museum, frequented by garden eels and inquisitive stingrays.
Max. depth · 26 m
Joe’s Cave →
Descend into Joe's Cave, a fascinating underwater landscape defined by towering rock formations and a secluded cavern vibrant with glassy sweepers.
Max. depth · 14 m
Cistern Point →
Descend into the intricate reef system of Cistern Point, where natural formations create ideal hunting grounds for nurse sharks and schooling tarpon.
Max. depth · 12 m
Brewers Bay West →
Descend into the intricate world of Brewers Bay West, where a maze of pinnacles and crevasses awaits, often bustling with baitfish and patrolling pelagics during the summer months.
Max. depth · 30 m
Ginger Steps →
At Ginger Steps, you'll discover a vibrant, stepped coral reef system showcasing some of the healthiest coral growth in the British Virgin Islands, protected from oceanic swells.
Max. depth · 27 m
Wall To Wall →
Descend into a vibrant current at Wall To Wall, where a dense population of fish often creates a living barrier against the reef.
Max. depth · 23 m
Seal Dog Rocks →
Descend into the open ocean at Seal Dog Rocks where encounters with sharks and rays are a frequent reward for keeping your camera ready.
Max. depth · 24 m
The Aquarium →
Descend into The Aquarium and find yourself surrounded by the vibrant energy of a living reef, an oasis on the ocean floor attracting schools of reef fish.
Max. depth · 11 m
The Invisibles →
At The Invisibles, a submerged pinnacle rises from the depths to just shy of the surface, creating an electrifying focal point for pelagic action in the British Virgin Islands.
Max. depth · 18 m
Grand Central Station →
Descend into the heart of Grand Central Station, a sprawling underwater cavern system off Guana Island, where ancient goliath groupers patrol the twilight zones.
Max. depth · 24 m
Diamond Reef →
Descend along the 180-meter wall of Diamond Reef, an expansive underwater formation just a two-minute boat ride from Scrub Island, offering an accessible dive for both novice and experienced divers.
Max. depth · 12 m
Brewers Bay East →
Descend into Brewers Bay East to explore an underwater topography mirroring the dramatic surface rocks, teeming with baitfish and tarpon.
Max. depth · 21 m
The Chimney →
Descend into The Chimney at Great Dog, a site renowned for its unusual underwater structure and a favourite exploration point for even the most experienced divers.
Max. depth · 14 m
Alice’s Backside / Ginger Patches →
Descend into a vibrant, healthy coral reef that stretches the length of Ginger Island, offering calm conditions and a wealth of marine life.
Max. depth · 18 m
The Flintstones →
Descend into the underwater world of West Dog, where ancient rocky outcroppings mimic the iconic Bedrock landscape, providing a labyrinth of shelter for diverse marine life.
Max. depth · 21 m
Ledges/Dolphin Rocks →
At Ledges/Dolphin Rocks, calm summer waters reveal baitfish schooling densely, drawing in a dynamic array of pelagics from barracudas to tarpon.
Max. depth · 15 m
Vanishing Rocks / Dry Rocks West →
Descend onto a submerged pinnacle barely breaking the surface at Peter Island, where vibrant pillar corals create a living tapestry just below the waves.
Max. depth · 14 m
Thumb Rock →
Thumb Rock offers a unique dive experience around a colossal rock formation, drawing in large schools of Creole wrasse and a vibrant lobster population.
Max. depth · 15 m
Mountain Point →
Explore the distinct underwater geography of Mountain Point where shallow caves and carved coral heads offer a unique profile in the British Virgin Islands.
Max. depth · 21 m
Dip 'N' Scrub →
Descend along an expansive wall, where mushroom and pillar coral formations provide refuge for schooling creole wrasse and blue chromis, with the occasional nurse shark sighting.
Max. depth · 18 m
Devil’s Kitchen →
Devil's Kitchen beckons with its vibrant reef ecosystems, offering a compelling second dive opportunity off the exposed eastern coastline of Peter Island.
Max. depth · 18 m
Shark Point de Scrub Island →
Descend into the often-strong currents of Shark Point on Scrub Island, where the very presence of sharks lives up to the site's name.
Max. depth · 21 m
