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Another day in Paradise Jet Skis Any One….?

LG — Sat, 31 Dec 2011 19:41:33 +0000

Seen here our Jet Skis Instructor David demonstrating how easy it can be….

Big thanks to Meigan Jared for the great photos.

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Peak Performance Buoyancy at its Best….!!

LG — Wed, 07 Dec 2011 20:22:19 +0000

Victoria on her Advanced Dive Peak Performance Buoyancy

You make it look sooooo easy....

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Diving the Stravonikita

LG — Sat, 24 Sep 2011 20:38:06 +0000

Here are some pictures for your enjoyment of the Stravonikita taken Friday 23rd September on the 10am dive.

Mr. Catler at the top of Strav mast

Divers looking at Hawksbill Turtle feeding {excuse me please am having my B' fast....}

Diver under the Strav mast

Diver Melissa along side Hawksbill Turtle

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Sea Turtle Rescue = A Great Day!

JCF — Thu, 11 Aug 2011 23:53:06 +0000

This juvenile Green Turtle was found suffering in some fishing gear and was rescued by divers this morning. He was fed and rested and has since been released a free turtle Congrats and thank you to all involved!

Juvenile Green Sea Turtle

MSDT Robert and his CPR buddy

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Night Diving at Carlisle Bay

LG — Sat, 03 Jul 2010 18:57:27 +0000

A group of happy night divers at the surface

Brain Corals beauitful at night

Peacock Flounder at the bottom of Carlisle Bay

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Dive & Accommodation Special – 2010 Rates

JCF — Mon, 23 Nov 2009 04:01:55 +0000

Check it out, new prices posted for the winter and 2010 summer Dive & Accommodation Specials.

Barbados Blue has partnered with Coral Mist Beach Hotel for great accommodation and diving deals.

Travel between December 16^TH 09 – April 15^th 2010

5 nights & 6 dives = $650 USD per person

7 nights & 10 dives = $960 USD per person

Travel between April 16^th 2010 – December 15^th 2010

5 nights & 6 dives = $550.00 USD per person

7 nights & 10 dives = $800.00 USD per person

Rates include Hotel taxes, round-trip transfers to Barbados Blue, and local lunch from Cuzz’ Beach Shack.
Rates based on double-occupancy.

For more information please contact us, or, for photogalleries, diving information or dive site information please follow the links.

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A walk on the Stav

JCF — Tue, 07 Jul 2009 14:45:33 +0000

Video taken a few weeks ago and put together by PADI Rescue Diver Kris Richardson. THANKS!!

Highlights of the video include OWSI Robert, Rescue Diver Jay, lobster, green moray, spotted moray, horse-eye jacks and of course the Stavronikita. The dive started on the Stav and moved over to Victor’s reef and back.

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Well this time we have proof…Manta Ray!!

JCF — Tue, 24 Feb 2009 21:16:27 +0000

Absolutely fantastic! Scuba diving off of the Hilton Hotel on the final few yards of Lobster Reef we spotted this lovely 9 ft Manta Ray just before the safety stop. There is video footage hopefully to follow, and this time including the Manta. Thank you for the picture Shane Johnston. Definite picture of the week, let’s make that month.

Lobster Reef, south coast Barbados

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To Barbados Blue…

JCF — Wed, 21 Jan 2009 15:16:22 +0000

So now we’re Rescue Divers
And climbing the PADI scale
We’d like to share some knowledge
Without which you’re likely to fail

For the Gentlemen:
Alcohol and scuba do not mix
It results in irresponsible behaviour,
And there’s something about compressed air
That gives rum a peculiar flavour

For the Ladies:
If your buddy is also your partner,
And he’s dangerously low on air,
Consider your insurance options
And negotiate from there

For the Gentlemen:
If you have to wee in your wetsuit,
Remove your boots with great care,
Because contrary to all expectation
It will have accumulated there.

For the Ladies:
NEVER pass wind in your wetsuit,
For the bubbles expand as you rise,
And by the time you’ve reached the surface
Your backside will have doubled in size.

But most important: find a great team,
Who’ll teach you everything that they know.
Hand over all of your money,
Buddy up, and you’re ready to go.

Serena & Vic Maundrell, Nov 08

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PAWARE Coral Watch

JCF — Tue, 20 Jan 2009 22:12:56 +0000

A new year has started so here we go, time to set a new schedule for the PADI Project AWARE Coral Watch. These dives are completed in Carlisle Bay Marine Park and help to monitor the status of the Barbados corals with respect to bleaching (colour loss due to a loss of the symbiont zooxanthellae within the coral tissue). Dives take place during our pre-arranged Bay dive at 2 pm. Data from this dive is sent to the coral watch database to assist with the global monitoring of coral health. If you are interested in being a part of this effort please c ontact us with your travel schedule. Divers should be certified, recently in the water and demonstrate good buoyancy to participate.

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