St. Vincent and the Grenadines is one of the last untouched corners of the Caribbean. Blessed with verdant volcanic slopes, welcoming locals and remote island outposts that stretch across 70 miles of clear blue sea, it’s a place where savvy scuba divers and island hoppers alike can find adventure both above and below the sea. Underwater, St. Vincent and the Grenadines is known for its rare and exotic marine life and has been coined the ‘Critter Capital of the Caribbean’. It boasts critter diving unparalleled outside the Coral triangle. Among the 32 islands and cays that comprise the destination, scuba divers can explore more than 100 dive sites, including adrenaline pumping drifts, blissfully uncrowded coral gardens, and dramatic submarine lava flows that coalesce into a wonderland of caves, canyons and walls.
