Anyone have a recommendation for a BVI dive company??

[Robinella]

We have dived with UBS three times, all times fabulous service, good gear, nice boat, and the best part is that they only take 4 divers, for the price of three anywhere else! We set our own schedule and go where we want. if I ever go back to Tortola, I will definitely dive with them. And by the way, diving in the BVI is super! Have fun.

 

[alashas]

Hi H2OU,

We learned how to dive with DiveBVI, their Leverick Bay shop on VG in July, 03, and, along with the other posters, I highly recommend DiveBVI. We still keep in touch via email with Corey and hope to dive with her again in the near future.

I did 20 dives this past June and Oct in the BVI and thoroughly enjoyed nearly all of the dives. The Wreck of the Rhone is a great wreck dive that can easily take 2 tanks to explore it all. It's also a great night dive.

"Painted Walls," just off Peter Island, is a fairly easy dive with some currrent through a spectacularly colorful large swim through.

The Indians and nearby Pelican Island are also excellent shallow dive sites, and you can enjoy lunch at the Willie T floating bar during your SI between dives.

I can't say enough about the 3 dives in did in the Jost Van Dyke area with Captain Collin of http://www.jostvandykescuba.com/
We went to the Tobago Islands (3 islands that are the furthest west of the BVI chain) and did 2 incredible dives while moored on the leeward side Great Tobago that included swim throughs, caves, tons of fish, including a huge 3' hogfish, colorful hard and soft corals.

I also did an amazing dive with Captain Collin at "Playground," a fish filled delight just a few hundred yards from Sandy Spit. This dive included entering a cave filled with thousands of silversides.

Capt. Collin set most, if not all of the dive site mooring balls off JVD, and is a real joy to dive with. I'm sure he can make arrangements to meet your boat, or have you come to beautiful JVD and pick up your tanks.

I did the Indians and Pelican Island dives with http://www.webedivinbvi.com/ out of Tortola. They now have a dive shop of sorts on Anegada that does shore diving, and I'm hoping to include that island on our next trip to the BVI.

Cheers, alashas

 

[desrtdiva]

I dove with Blue Water Divers in Tortola last Feb and will be diving with them again next month They are wonderful and very helpful. My friend did her open water cert with them last year and I was sooooo impressed. Really professional. I would highly recommend them.