P.O.S. (Cockroach Island)

This dive site in the water holds historical significance as it was once utilized by the renowned Jacques Cousteau for research during his time in the British Virgin Islands (BVI). Even today, it continues to showcase a remarkable variety of marine life. The pinnacle at this site is covered in vibrant coral and sponges, extending from a depth of 24m/80 feet to 5m/15 feet. Explorers can delve into intriguing ledges and overhangs, offering an exciting underwater investigation. However, it is important to note that this site can be subject to strong currents.

At the pinnacle's summit, divers can frequently encounter Barracudas and Jacks, providing a thrilling sight. Furthermore, underneath the ledges at the base, one can observe schools of Snappers, Grunts, and Goatfish. Keep a lookout for the graceful presence of Sharks, Rays, and Turtles gliding by, enhancing the dive experience.

Located near Spanish Town, VG115 in the British Virgin Islands, this dive site offers a maximum depth of 22m and boasts a visibility of 13m. Due to its challenging nature, it is recommended for advanced divers seeking an exhilarating underwater adventure. Plan your exploration of this dive site and immerse yourself in the captivating underwater world that awaits you.