Dive sites in Roseau
30–36 m · 12 signature species
10 dive sites in Roseau, from the most talked-about to the most confidential.↓ Map of dive sites in Roseau
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10 of 10 sites
L’Abym →
L'Abym, or 'The Abyss', offers a spectacular wall dive that plunges to 1,500 feet, showcasing Dominica's dramatic geological features both above and below the surface.
Crater's Edge →
Descend the volcanic ridge from Scott's Head Pinnacle into a vibrant pelagic highway where schooling jacks and tuna hunt baitfish against a wall of colorful sponges and giant barrel sponges.
The Suburbs →
Descend along the richly covered rocky walls of The Suburbs, where pelagic life frequents and macro thrives amidst a riot of color.
Champagne Reef →
Imagine descending into a vibrant reef, where volcanic vents release streams of warm bubbles, creating a natural champagne effect that dances around you.
Scott's Head Pinnacle →
Begin your descent into the volcanic crater of Scott's Head Pinnacle through the unique Swiss Cheese formation, leading to a dramatic wall plunging past 36 metres.
Max. depth · 36 m
The Village →
Descend along a dramatic wall into the Atlantic, exploring a trio of rising pinnacles amidst large sponges and schooling fish.
Scott’s Head Drop Off →
Descend along a truly vibrant wall at Scott's Head Drop Off, where every crevice reveals a hidden world of crustaceans and a safety stop that's a dive in itself.
Max. depth · 30 m
Pointe Guignard →
Descend into Pointe Guignard's gentle slopes to discover a hidden grotto at 15 metres, often frequented by turtles and home to elusive seahorses and frogfish.
Coral Gardens North →
At Coral Gardens North, you can drift effortlessly over vibrant finger coral beds and spot large schooling fish, or linger in the shallows observing yellowhead jawfish dance across the sand.
Pointe Ronde and the Craters →
Descend into Dominica's unique volcanic seascape where warm, bubbling sands hint at the island's fiery heart, set against a backdrop of vibrant, healthy reef.
Max. depth · 36 m
