Diving In

Tobago – Part 2

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Diving in Tobago part 1

Mount Irvine Wall,

Depth:8-16m

• Located in the protected bay of Mt.

Irvine, the Wall is an easy but extremely

interesting dive site.

• The steep cliff with beautiful canyons,

cracks and ledges is the home of large

groups of schooling fish, like surgeonfish

or triggerfish.

* With some luck one

might find a seahorse

or short nose batfish,

Caribbean angelfish or

a parrotfish.

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The Sisters, Depth:15-30m

• The Sisters is the rock formation covered

with beautiful and bizarre underwater

scenery making it a memorable dive.

• In overhangs and caves you find not only

lobster but also stingrays and nurse sharks.

•Depending on the season and current a

school of hammerhead sharks can be seen

here.

• The Sisters are fully

exposed to the wind and open

sea so that it can only be

dived in favorable weather

conditions

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Kelleston Drain, Depth:9-20m

• Here you start in a sheltered bay on

a shallow plateau from where the

current will take you to the deeper

water.

• This dive is

famous for the

huge brain coral

which you will

see towards the

end of this

challenging

dive.

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Kelleston Drain, Depth:9-20m

• Giant green moray eels and Nurse

sharks are frequently seen on this dive.

• Big schools of Creole wrasse and jack

fish are always there.

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Bookends, Depth:7-26m

• Bookends got the name from strangely shaped rocks coming up to

the surface.

• Depending on the current this may be a quiet difficult dive site.

• This natural amphitheatre invites you

to look at nurse sharks and turtles.

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Thank You For

Watching .

Have a Marvelous

Diving Experience.

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