Diving in Bermuda

Bermuda is not actually in the Caribbean which is a common misconception. Bermuda is situated directly in the gulf stream which blows all that nice warm Caribbean air north, right at our island. We are 33 square miles of land situated amongst several connected islands. Very narrow and only 21 miles long, you will be surprised to find that Bermuda proclaims 300 sq miles of diving on reefs that are home to more than 350 wrecks and thousands of species of fish and countless other marine/aquatic life.

Saturday, October 23, 2010

Bermuda Dive: Diving reefs wrecks caves in Bermuda:PADI SCUBA

Bermuda Diving: reefs wrecks caves in Bermuda:PADI SCUBA
Ask any 'diver in Bermuda' and he or she will attest that our pink beaches and turquoise seas are just as beautiful underwater as they are above. Not only are Bermuda's reefs the northernmost in the Atlantic, our winter water conditions are surprisingly benign for a destination so far north. Water temperatures range from 7 - 80 degrees in the summer, going down to the mid - 60s in the winter. Visibility in the winter is superb with 70 - 100 feet visibility extending to 150 - 200 feet on a good day. Bermuda's reef system is healthy and magnificent and is home to a bewildering quantity of reef life. warmed by the waters of the Gulf Stream, the ocean life is surprisingly similar to that in the Caribbean.
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