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Discover the incredible marine life beneath the waves of Barbados. From hawksbill and green turtles to stingrays, eagle rays, seahorses, octopus, frogfish and colourful reef fish, every dive offers the chance for a new underwater encounter.

Planning a scuba diving vacation in Barbados? Find out what you really need to pack, what you can leave at home and how Green Divers makes your dive trip easy.

Explore the best shipwreck dives in Barbados, from the shallow wrecks of Carlisle Bay to Neptune Goddess, Brianna H, MV Trident and the legendary SS Stavronikita.

Help us give back to the ocean we love. Join Green Divers Barbados for our monthly Dive Against Debris, contribute to PADI AWARE and become part of a growing community of divers making a difference.

Why choose a small scuba operation? Discover how diving with a locally owned, boutique dive centre can mean smaller groups, more personal attention, greater flexibility, and a stronger connection to the local diving community and ocean.

If you’re looking for a Caribbean destination where warm water, excellent visibility, fascinating marine life and world-class wreck diving come together, Barbados deserves a place on your dive travel list. Surrounded by the Atlantic Ocean, Barbados offers an incredible variety of underwater experiences. You can explore shallow shipwrecks surrounded by tropical fish, drift over colourful reefs, encounter sea turtles and stingrays, search for seahorses and octopus, or venture d

If you've ever dreamed of learning to scuba dive, Barbados might just be the perfect place to take your first breaths underwater. And if we had to choose one place on the island to learn? Carlisle Bay. Warm, calm, clear and packed with marine life and historic shipwrecks, Carlisle Bay offers many of the things that make a dive site exceptional — while also providing the easy conditions that new divers need to build confidence. In fact, when you put it all together, you could

Discover all the great reasons to choose a women-owned dive center

Learn how every diver has an impact on the marine environment, and that choosing an Eco Center is one practical way to make that impact more positive