St. Croix

St. Croix, the largest of the U.S. Virgin Islands, is a premier Caribbean diving destination renowned for its incredible diversity. The island is protected by one of the most extensive reef systems in the region, offering an array of underwater experiences. Divers can explore dramatic vertical walls like the famous Cane Bay Wall, navigate through historic shipwrecks in Butler Bay, or discover a world of macro critters under the Frederiksted Pier. This variety, from shallow reefs to deep canyons, makes St. Croix a captivating location for divers of all skill levels.

The diving conditions in St. Croix are consistently favorable, with warm, clear waters and minimal currents at most sites. Visibility often exceeds 80 feet (24 meters), and water temperatures remain comfortable year-round. The island's accessibility as a U.S. territory, combined with its well-established dive infrastructure and stunning topside beauty, provides a compelling reason to visit. Whether you are a new diver or an experienced veteran, St. Croix’s healthy marine ecosystems and varied topography promise an unforgettable underwater adventure.