Join YSS Dive as we take our Holiday at the Beach View Barbados:

Your Suite:

"Our classic 1, 2 & 3 bedroom suites are spacious and beautifully appointed, providing all the comforts of home. All are furnished with high quality Caribbean decor and feature fully equipped kitchens with open plan living and dining areas that face the tropical gardens and beautiful Caribbean Sea." 

All apartments and studios have a room safe, with no extra charge, to store valuables. The cost is based on 2 people in a 1-bedroom apartment with the dive package with boat dives will be per person per week or the cost based on 4 people in a 2-bedroom apartment with dive package with boat dives will be per person per week. 

Note: all listed prices are per person and all government taxes are included.
What's not included: Food
 

The Diving:

Shipwrecks and Treasure and Fish oh my! 

"Barbados is not only home to beautiful reefs and tropical fish, for after centuries of English colonization and visits you can find numerous souvenirs left behind by our forefathers. Carlisle Bay, on the border of the south and west coasts is a natural harbour and generations of sailors long ago threw empty rum, whiskey and medicine bottles over board. These antique bottles can be hunted and collected along with cannons, cannon balls and large anchors which are frequently found in Carlisle Bay (the larger items will have to remain underwater).

Of course what would a tropical paradise be without shipwrecks? Again, Carlisle Bay is host to unique wrecks, the Berwyn, Fox and Ctrek along with the Bajan Queen, the Eillon and the bow section of the Cornwallace which was cut off and replaced after she was hit by a torpedo during the Second World War. These wrecks, lying in 25 – 40ft of water are all close enough to visit during the same dive, are host to hundreds of tropicals that will eat from the hands of divers or snorkelers. Rare species such as frog fish, sea horses and batfish are also found at this site. This dive is a macro photographer’s dream.

Half a mile to the south lies the Friars Craig, a 165ft freighter in 60 ft of water. Broken in three pieces, the twisted hull of this wreck is great to explore. It’s sister ship, the Parmir, lays on the north western coast, also in 60ft of water. She is still intact and adorned with port holes and tropicals of a dozen varieties.

The premier wreck of the Caribbean is the S.S. Stavronikita. She is 365ft long and sits bolt upright in 130ft of water off the west coast. This wreck dive is a must. Cabin, alleyways and the cargo holds beckon you to peek. The enormous masts which come to within 20ft of the surface are coated with sponges, corals and hundreds of fish. This is one dive you cannot miss." Hightide Watersports Barbados