Scuba diving locations in Trinidad and Tobago:

Most of the diving is off Tobago as it offers Caribbean Sea diving on one coast and Atlantic Ocean diving on the other.

When to scuba dive in Trinidad and Tobago:

Although the water is warm all year, visibility is often poorer between Setember and November. Around March or April, leatherback sea turtles return to Mathura beach to lay their eggs.

Local standards for gear:

The best scuba diving spots in Trinidad and Tobago:

• London Bridge is a natural arch that goes down to 40ft where the water sucks you through the arch. The other side is calm and filled with large pelagics.
• The wreck of the MV Maverick sits at 33m after being sunk as a divesite in 1997.
• The Japanese Gardens hosts Vase Sponges, purple Rope Sponge and green algae growth, with the thousands of bicolor damselfish, flitting amongst them, looking like butterflies in a miniature Japanese garden.

The best spots to snorkel in Trinidad and Tobago:

Fun scuba facts:

Country data:

Administrative details

• Currency: Trinidad and Tobago dollar (TTD)
• Population: is about 1,300,000 (2010)
• Time Zone: (GMT-4)
• Main languages spoken: English, Spanish, Caribbean Hindustani, Hindi, Creole, French, Chinese, Arabic ## Diveable overseas territories:

Trinidadian and Tobagonian diving federations:

Local diving laws and regulations (and PADI-equivalent certifications):

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