PADI
5-STAR IDC CENTRE
300+
DOCUMENTED WRECKS
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Intro
Blue Water Divers has been getting people underwater in Bermuda for over 35 years. We are the island's oldest full-service dive centre — and the most accessible dive operation in the Western Hemisphere for visitors who want to explore Bermuda's extraordinary underwater world.
Where we are
We operate from the Island Tour Centre at King's Wharf, Royal Naval Dockyard, on the west end of Bermuda.
Who can dive with us?
Everyone.
Whether you've never been underwater before or you're a seasoned technical diver, we cater for all levels.
- Complete beginners can join our Beginner/Resort Lesson and Dive programme
- Certified divers join our guided two-tank trips
- Snorkellers are welcome on the afternoon trip alongside divers
- PADI courses are available from Open Water through to Divemaster and Assistant Instructor, including specialty courses and CPR/First Aid
Wreck diving in Bermuda
Bermuda is one of the world's great wreck diving destinations. With over 300 wrecks surrounding the island - and salvage prohibited by Bermudian law - they remain remarkably intact, teeming with marine life, and completely accessible. Most sites are just 30 to 45 minutes from the dock.
What surprises most visitors is the depth. Unlike many wreck destinations, the majority of our diving is shallow - average depths of 45 to 65 feet - which means long bottom times and plenty of time to explore. Our deepest wreck sits at 105 feet, and deeper dives are planned in advance for those who want them. For most divers, we stay beautifully shallow.
Most sites
45-65 ft
Shallow enough for serious bottom time, clear enough to see everything.
Deepest wreck
105 ft
Planned in advance. Worth every minute of the descent.
Travel time
30-45 min
No long open-ocean crossings. More time diving, less time travelling.
Travel time
30-45 min
No long open-ocean crossings. More time diving, less time travelling.
Reef diving in Bermuda
We're not solely a wreck operation. Bermuda sits on 400 square kilometres of coral reef - the most northerly coral reef system in the Atlantic - made possible by the warm waters of the Gulf Stream. Our reef isn't a simple finger-and-groove formation; it's a solid, carpet-like system of caverns, grottos, overhangs, tunnels, gullies, and enormous arches, broken up by pockets of pink and white sand. Large sea fans and candelabra corals are a feature, and the reef is home to an abundance of invertebrates, crustaceans, pelagic and reef fish.
From March through May, pods of Humpback whales pass through Bermudian waters, and we operate dedicated full and half-day whale watch charters during those months.
Not all encounters are planned
March - May
Humpback Whales
Pods pass through Bermuda's waters on their annual migration. We run dedicated full and half-day charters to find them.
Year-round
Resident Dolphins
Known to appear without warning and escort the boat home, bow-riding all the way to the marina.
Always
Reef Life
Invertebrates, crustaceans, sea fans, candelabra corals, and more reef and pelagic fish than you can count.
