Advice on Diving in St Lucia

...rs, to scuba or snorkel in this protected marine park. Marine life is plentiful at the dive sites; schools of Caribbean reef fish festoon the tightly-packed coral slopes, where lobsters, eels, and smaller critters can be discovered. Frogfish and seahorses are reasonably common residents; however, the swaying soft corals and fans dominate the spectacular underwater scenery. St Lucia is part of the island chain of the Lesser Antilles; remnants of the volcanic activity that created dramatic island formations between the Atlantic Ocean and the Caribbean Sea. There is a total of 19,000 acres of r...