Dive sites in Tobago
9–40 m · 28 signature species
12 dive sites in Tobago, from the most talked-about to the most confidential.↓ Map of dive sites in Tobago
Max depth
12 of 12 sites
The Sisters →
Just a short ride from Castara, The Sisters offers a tranquil Caribbean dive where varied reef life thrive in a protected environment.
Speyside →
Speyside offers a unique dive experience with dramatic underwater pinnacles, extensive sloping reefs, and the world's largest reported Brain Coral, all fueled by nutrient-rich Atlantic currents.
Max. depth · 40 m
Pirates Bay →
Explore the vibrant, shallow patch reefs of Pirates Bay, a sheltered nursery teeming with juvenile green turtles and diverse reef fish.
Max. depth · 10 m
M.V. Maverick →
Explore the M.V. Maverick, a former inter-island ferry resting upright at 30 metres off Tobago's Caribbean coast, now a vibrant artificial reef.
Max. depth · 30 m
Castara →
Castara offers a varied underwater topography, from gentle slopes to dramatic walls and deep pinnacles, attracting large pelagics in Tobago's less-dived waters.
Mt. Irvine - Rainbow Reef →
Explore a vibrant fringing reef in Mt. Irvine Bay, where schools of rainbow runners navigate a 17th-century anchor at a comfortable maximum depth of 21 metres.
Max. depth · 21 m
Charlotteville →
Explore the shallow coastal reefs of Charlotteville, where a resident sea turtle patrols the vibrant rock formations within a sheltered, emerald-green bay.
Max. depth · 10 m
Cove Reef →
Descend into Cove Reef's gentle current on Tobago's Atlantic side, where serene drift dives bring you face-to-face with turtles, nurse sharks, and vast schools of reef fish.
Max. depth · 21 m
Divers Dream →
Venture four miles offshore from Tobago's southern coast to an isolated plateau where large pelagics gather in numbers.
Max. depth · 25 m
Divers Thirst →
Descend into the quick embrace of Divers Thirst where geological fissures on the seafloor concentrate schooling fish and invite large pelagic visitors off Tobago's southern coast.
Max. depth · 25 m
Mt. Irvine - The Wall →
Descend into the vibrant, shallow waters of Mt. Irvine's Wall, where intricate crevices hide a bustling community of moray eels, lobsters, and spiny crabs.
Max. depth · 9 m
Mt. Irvine - Extension →
Descend along a vibrant reef extension in Tobago where large groupers and snappers reside, and spotted eagle rays often glide by in pairs.
