Diving in Bermuda

Scuba Diving
Bermuda has 230 square miles of offshore reefs and wrecks from five centuries. They are ideal from May through September. But local waters are less than 64 degrees warm from November through March. So don’t forget to contact one of the operators ahead of time to check if the weather or sea conditions are conducive.

Several dive centers has certified dive masters to take visitors down to Bermuda's depths. They also offer wreck and reef dives, and night dives for the experienced. Many scuba divers take the Shipwreck Certificate program, with a parchment certificate upon completion of a dive on any of six most popular wrecks.

You can return home with memories and photographs of an unexpected but fantastic highlight of your visit seeing underwater and colorful fish in the reefs.

Helmet diving
This is an adventurous but less strenuous way to enjoy the wonders of the deep, for the less experienced, non swimmers and children. Even those slightly physically handicapped or not good swimmers, can enjoy this aspect of Bermuda.