The waters surrounding Nevis are home to a remarkable diversity of marine life. Swim amongst sea turtles, stingrays and nurse sharks, while colourful tropical fish move through coral formations and reefs are home to lobsters, moray eels, and barracudas.

The M/V Christena holds a significant place in Nevisian history. The passenger ferry sank in 1970, and its remains rest approximately 50–73 feet beneath the surface. Today, the site stands as a solemn reminder of the island’s maritime past and the lives lost in the tragedy.

Located in The Narrows between Nevis and St. Kitts, Booby High Shoals offers a captivating glimpse of the Caribbean’s underwater ecosystems. Explore colourful reef formations where tropical fish, lobsters, sea turtles, and nurse sharks can be spotted among the thriving marine life.

Descend gently sloping sands and coral-covered formations at Nags’ Head North, where depths range from 15–60 feet. Southern stingrays glide across the sandy bottom, while tarpon and schools of tropical fish gather around the reef—an inviting setting for underwater discovery.