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Dive centre · Sainte-Lucie · St. Lucia
4.6722 Google reviewsTy Kaye Island divers
Dive the secluded reefs of Anse Cochon Cove directly from the shores of Ti Kaye.
What sets this centre apart
- Located at the adults-only Ti Kaye Resort & Spa
- Direct access to the secluded Anse Cochon Cove
- EarthCheck Silver certified for environmental sustainability
- Hillside cottages overlooking the dive sites
- On-site non-motorised water sports including kayak and paddleboard
- Private transfers available from George F. L. Charles Airport
- Private transfers available from Hewanorra International Airport
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Ty Kaye Island divers about the centre
Ty Kaye Island Divers operates within the tranquil setting of the Ti Kaye Resort & Spa, situated on the hillside overlooking the secluded Anse Cochon Cove in Saint Lucia. This location provides a unique base for divers looking to explore the Caribbean's volcanic topography without the crowds of larger hubs.
The resort itself is an intimate, adults-only boutique establishment, offering a quiet environment for those looking to combine their diving with a relaxed atmosphere. The property is EarthCheck Silver certified, reflecting a commitment to environmental preservation that aligns with responsible diving practices.
The club and its team
Diving experiences at the resort are organised through trusted professional partners. This ensures that you receive local expertise and reliable boat transfers to the best sites around the island.
The resort's layout and service are designed for a seamless transition from the water to the shore, with the team focused on maintaining the secluded, high-end character of the Anse Cochon area.
The centre at a glance
- Website available in
- English
- Access and transfers
- Hewanorra International Airport (UVF) is 37.5 miles away (approx. 90 minutes transfer). George F. L. Charles Airport (SLU) is 14.5 miles away (approx. 40 minutes transfer). Ferry Terminal - Castries Harbor is 13.5 miles away (approx. 35 minutes transfer). Transfers can be arranged directly through the resort, including private options.
- Accommodation
- Ti Kaye Resort & Spa is an intimate boutique beach resort in Saint Lucia with a rustic, barefoot luxury charm. Ti Kaye, which means "little house" in Creole, consists of 33 private, adults-only cottages built into a hillside overlooking the secluded Anse Cochon Cove beach. All accommodations are appointed with a private outdoor garden shower and a large balcony with a double hammock and rocking chairs. Select cottages are equipped with private plunge pools. Full glass windows and door allow natural light in and insulate the room, thus keeping heat out and cool air from the air conditioning or ceiling fan in. Windows and doors can be opened for natural air. Free high-speed Wi-Fi is available all over the resort. Amenities include Ocean Views, Four Poster Beds, Large Outdoor Garden Shower, Air-conditioning and fan, Daily Housekeeping, On-resort shuttle services.
- Phone
- +1 758-456-8101
- Official website
- tikaye.com ↗
Marine life around Sainte-Lucie
The reefs around Anse Cochon are characterised by diverse hard coral structures, including brain corals, finger coral, and pillar coral. You will find a rich tapestry of soft corals, such as sea plumes and sea whips, alongside gorgonians and sea fans that provide cover for a multitude of reef fish.
Schooling fish are a constant presence, with groups of jacks (Carangidae), snappers (Lutjanus), and grunts moving through the water column. You can also spot larger pelagics and predators like the great barracuda (Sphyraena barracuda) and various species of grouper (Epinephelus) patrolling the edges of the reef.
For those interested in macro life, the crevices and sponge gardens host a variety of smaller creatures. Keep an eye out for octopus (Octopus vulgaris), seahorses (Hippocampus kuda), and different species of shrimp and crabs. You may also encounter frogfish (Antennarius), scorpionfish, and various species of blenny.
In the sandy patches and around the reef edges, look for stingrays, rays (Batoidea), and eagle rays (Aetobatus). Turtles, including the green turtle and hawksbill turtle (Eretmochelys imbricata), are also frequently sighted in these waters.
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