Vision

What is Barbados Blue? 

Visiting mariners have for years commented on the vibrancy of the blue waters surrounding Barbados.

Barbados, the most easterly island in the Caribbean archipelago is unlike many of the other islands in the Caribbean, which are volcanic. Barbados itself is an ancient coral reef with over 85% of its surface comprised of limestone. This phenomenon explains why Barbados’ topography below and above the surface is relatively moderate, and why shallow reefs can be found far offshore.

Barbados’ limestone base, white coralline sand, clear oceanic waters, and its location at N13° 10 W59° 32, affects the wavelength of the light reflected. This gives us something unique, a colour, a feeling… Barbados Blue!

• Daily Schedule

  Scuba Diving

  10:00 am, 12:00 pm, 2:00 pm

  Beginner/Resort Diving

  12:00 pm daily

  Turtle & Shipwreck Snorkel

  10:00 am or 2:00 pm
  

• Trip Advisor

  • Barbados Blue Watersports rated "excellent" by travelers

• Location

  Hilton Hotel Complex Needham's Point Pebbles Beach, Carlisle Bay St. Michael
  

  (246) 434-5764
  

  10 minutes to cruise terminal

  5 minutes to Bridgetown

  minutes away from the island's best diving!

  
  

  Bus access

  Texaco Service Station Bus Stop, Lower Bay Street

  Transport Board

  Sam Lord's Castle, Crane, City Circle, Fairy Valley, St. Christopher, Silver Sands

  Route Taxi (ZR van) No. 11