Dive Review of
Peter Hughes Wind Dancer in
Trinidad and Tobago/Tobaggo

Bay Islands, Fiji, Sulawesi, Grenadines, Bequia, Little Cayman, Belize,
Kona, St. Lucia

Dive Conditions

reel and safety sausage required  

Thank goodness, there were NO photographers on the boat  

Overall Rating

This was great, challenging diving on a very healthy reef system
surrounding Tobago. We spent the first two days on the Caribbean side of
the island, where the visibility was good and the current was mild. We saw
several batfish, a real treat, and so many critters that our slates were
full by the time we came to the surface. The Atlantic side was
breathtaking, both for its beauty and the 5-finger diving. We saw more
octopuses out during the day on those three days of diving that we had in
all of our diving combined. There were turtles galore and schools of
tarpon. Crabs of all sizes and shapes, nudis, figerprint cyclomas, yellow
garden eels, a southern stingray the size of a manta, and waters thick with
angels. 

The divemasters, Motley and Tyson, were outstanding. Not only did they know
the reef, but they were truly interested in talking about what we'd seen.
The only negative of the trip is that the Wind Dancer is not the most
stable boat in the world in the choppy waters, so the boat rocked and
rolled all night long, even in the "protected" harbors.  

Questions?
Send an email to the author of this report

What others have to say about Undercurrent
And get immediate access to ALL 28 dive reviews of Trinidad and Tobago
and all other dive destinations immediately!