Cane Bay Wall

Cane Bay Wall on St Croix in the US Virgin Islands is one of the Caribbean's most accessible wall dive sites featuring a dramatic drop-off starting just meters...

US Virgin Islands cuisine blends Caribbean, African, and American influences. Conch fritters, johnnycakes, saltfish, and Caribbean lobster are staples. Charlotte Amalie offers diverse dining while St. Croix's restaurant scene features farm-to-table cuisine with local ingredients. Rum and tropical cocktails are part of the culture. Fresh tropical fruit juices, rum punches, and Caribbean spices define the island dining culture. Beach bars and roadside grills serve affordable meals with ocean views between dive sessions.

The Ritz-Carlton St. Thomas

Caneel Bay Resort

The Buccaneer

Hotel on the Cay

The US Virgin Islands offer outstanding Caribbean diving across St. Thomas, St. John, and St. Croix with coral reefs, historic wrecks, world-class macro shore diving, and dramatic walls. St. Thomas features Cow and Calf Rocks with arches and turtles, the WIT Shoal II wreck at 20 to 30 meters, and excellent reef diving. St. John's Eagle Shoals is an underwater national monument with swim-throughs and turtles while Waterlemon Cay provides rays and nurse sharks. St. Croix delivers Frederiksted Pier, one of the Caribbean's finest macro shore dives with seahorses, frogfish, octopus, and batfish. Butler Bay features multiple shallow wrecks ideal for training. Cane Bay Wall drops dramatically from shore with pelagics and reef sharks. Salt River Canyon offers deep canyon diving with occasional hammerheads and black coral formations.

US Virgin Islands

Optimal conditions with excellent visibility.

Reduced visibility or challenging conditions.

Fly into the nearest regional airport and arrange ground transport. Local dive operators provide boat access to offshore sites.

Dive Sites in US Virgin Islands

Cane Bay Wall