When the sun goes down, Bequia‘s reef changes completely. Day fish hide and out come octopus, lobsters, hermit crabs, moray eels and, with luck, squid and rays. The dive is at a sheltered site near Admiralty Bay, shallow and easy to navigate.
What you will do
- A sunset briefing on signals and torch handling.
- A guided night dive of about 45 minutes.
- Night wildlife and, on some nights, bioluminescence.
- Boat ride back to the harbour or your yacht.
Who it is for
For certified divers with some recent dives. It is a calm, surprising experience rather than a technical dive. Keep your distance from wildlife and do not touch the coral.
What to bring
- Certification card.
- A warm layer for afterwards.
- Your own torch if you have one; otherwise one is lent.
Best time to go
All year round. Moonless nights are best for bioluminescence; December to May usually brings calmer seas.
Practical information
Approximate duration: 2 h. Price: €85 per person, for groups of 1 to 6 people. Includes guided night dive, dive torch, tank and weights, boat. After booking we send you the exact time and meeting point.
Included
- Guided night dive
- Dive torch
- Tank and weights
- Boat
FAQs
Is night diving difficult?
No, an easy shallow site is chosen; you only need to be certified.
What will we see?
Octopus, lobsters, crabs, moray eels and sometimes bioluminescence.
Can you pick us up from our boat?
Yes, divers can be collected from their yacht anchored in Admiralty Bay.
