Beautiful islands above and below the water
The Caribbean is made for easy-going diving holidays, with clear water, reefs, walls, wrecks, blue holes, sunshine and island life. From the Bahamas and Belize to the Cayman Islands, St Kitts and Turks and Caicos, this is a brilliant region for divers who want beautiful diving with plenty to enjoy topside too.
The Caribbean is ideal if you want a relaxed diving holiday with warm water, colourful reefs and a welcoming island atmosphere. It works well for couples, families, groups and mixed diver/non-diver trips.
Diving styles vary across the region, from gentle reef dives and shore diving to dramatic walls, wrecks, caverns, blue holes and liveaboard adventures.
Best if you want a relaxed island base, flexible diving, beaches, restaurants and plenty for non-divers to enjoy.
Search resortsBest if you want more diving and access to remote sites, especially in destinations such as the Bahamas or Turks and Caicos.
Search liveaboardsThe Bahamas are known for remarkably clear water, reefs, walls, wrecks, caverns and blue holes. With hundreds of islands, the Bahamas are a classic choice for divers looking for variety and a true island feel.
Belize sits between Mexico and Guatemala and is famous for its barrier reef, islands and easy blend of diving, relaxation and adventure. It is a strong option for reef diving, marine life and iconic Caribbean scenery.
The Cayman Islands are loved for wall diving, wrecks, coral and outstanding visibility. With a long-established dive scene and a wide choice of sites, they suit divers who want quality diving with excellent island comfort.
St Kitts offers reefs, coral gardens and wreck dives, with macro life, reef fish and a relaxed Caribbean pace. It is a lovely option for divers who want somewhere characterful and a little different.
Turks and Caicos is a superb choice for clear water, walls and liveaboard-style diving. It is ideal for divers who want a Caribbean destination that still feels a little off the beaten track.
Caribbean diving is wonderfully varied. Depending on where you travel, you may find healthy reefs, turtles, rays, schooling fish, macro life, wrecks, caverns, blue holes and dramatic wall dives.
Many Caribbean destinations can be dived year-round, although weather patterns, sea conditions and the best marine life seasons vary by island. If you are travelling for a particular experience, speak to us before choosing your dates.
Hurricane season, flight routes and resort schedules can affect availability, so it is worth planning carefully for the destination you choose.
Yes. Many Caribbean destinations have calm reef dives and flexible resort diving that can suit newer divers, although some wall, blue hole or liveaboard trips are better for more experienced divers.
It depends what you want. The Bahamas and Turks and Caicos are great for liveaboard-style diving, Belize has iconic reef and blue hole diving, the Cayman Islands are excellent for walls and visibility, and St Kitts offers relaxed reef and wreck diving.
Very. Beaches, island tours, restaurants, nature, watersports and relaxed resorts make the Caribbean a strong choice for mixed groups.
Absolutely. Tell us your dates, budget, diving experience and wish list, and we will help narrow down the islands and resorts that suit you best.