Carlisle Bay in Barbados is not just a swimmer's haven but also a diver's paradise, boasting six shipwrecks within its turquoise waters.

A Diver’s Dream

The shipwrecks in Carlisle Bay range from historic vessels to purposefully sunken ones, creating a stunning underwater museum. The wrecks include:

1. Berwyn (1919): A French tugboat deliberately sunk in 1919.

2. Cornwallis: A Canadian freighter from World War II.

3. Eillon: A former drug boat turned reef.

4. Bajan Queen: Once a party boat, now a favourite snorkelling spot.

5. Trident: A small shipwreck teeming with marine life.

6. Ce-Trek: A concrete boat housing vibrant coral and sea creatures.

What to Expect Underwater

• Vibrant marine life including turtles, rays, and colourful fish.

• Coral formations and sponges thriving on the wrecks.

• Excellent visibility, making it ideal for snorkellers and divers alike.

The combination of history and marine biodiversity makes Carlisle Bay one of the most unique destinations in the Caribbean. Enhance your visit by spending time at Harbour Lights, where you can enjoy the lively atmosphere, beachfront vibes, and entertainment that truly captures the spirit of Barbados.