Eastern Caribbean Diving
Saint Lucia, Saint Lucia · Dive Center★ 4
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- Dive Center
- Team
- 4 PADI Instructors
Highlights
- PADI 5 Star IDC Resort
- 4 PADI Instructors
About Eastern Caribbean Diving
Based in Rodney Bay, Gros Islet, Eastern Caribbean Diving is a PADI 5 Star IDC Resort on the island of Saint Lucia, staffed by four PADI Instructors. It's a place built around learning, whether you're stepping into the water for the very first time or working toward a professional rating.
Courses and Diving
The center offers scuba training across the full spectrum, from Bubble Maker and Discover Scuba Diving for newcomers all the way up to Assistant Instructor for those pursuing a career underwater. For anyone who prefers to stay near the surface, snorkel trips are also on the menu, making this a welcoming choice for families and mixed-experience groups alike.
What sets Eastern Caribbean Diving apart is its commitment to conservation. Its environmental efforts now extend to coral farming and restoration, and the team is currently designing guest interaction activities tied to that restoration work. It's a solid fit for divers who want their time in the water to give something back.
Marine life
Location & contact
Harbor Club St. Lucia, Rodney Bay, Gros Islet, Saint Lucia
+1 758-489-4645
Reviews · 1
★ 41 guest reviews
★ 4 · David P. · 2011-09-19At the end of August 2011, I undertook a weeks diving with Donovan, Egert and the crew at Eastern Caribbean Diving and can honestly say it was one of the best diving experiences of its type that I have done. Late August is at the quieter end of the St Lucian dive season so I almost had the boat and dive sites to myself which was as great as it allowed Egert, Rusty and the other guides time to realax and let their passion for the local marine life and its envoironment to shine through. And shine through it did, I was lucky enough to spend most of my week diving with Egert whose ability to spot macro size critters amongst the coral was nothing short of amazing. Whilst the reefs are not as spectacularly vibrant as those found in say the Red Sea or Indian Ocean they do provide homes for a wide variety of creatures particularly at the Macro end of the scale and very enjoyable experiences for those willing to slow down and look carefuly at what's around them. For me though the best dive was one spent on the Lesleen M wreck - a cargo ship sunk in 1986 as as part of the island's artificial reef program. 45 min of pure joy as I was able to explore the site and its fishy inhabitants alone apart from the guide.
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