![]() The superstructure is penetrable, with lots to see at depths ranging from 85 feet to within just 30 feet of the surface. In 1978, it was purposely sunk off Barbados’ west coast. The Stav, as locals call the island’s - and one of the Caribbean’s - most iconic wreck dives, is a 365-foot-long Greek freighter that suffered fire damage while en route from Ireland to the Caribbean in 1976. Spot sea turtles during guided tours and ride some waves while learning how to kayak surf here too. Indented with coves and fringed with cliffs, the island’s rugged northwest coast begs exploration by kayak. But a more entertaining spot for some rum tasting and partying is Sharkey’s Bar at the Boatyard: the island’s liveliest beach bar on Brownes Beach. You could go to the Mount Gay Visitor Centre to taste Barbados’ beloved export: rum. As an added bonus, all dives here visit beautiful Asta Reef too. But since its 1984 sinking off the south coast of Barbados, Friars Craig has been a thriving habitat for everything from hawksbill turtles and peacock flounder to squirrelfish and stingrays. Surge damage has broken apart the wreck of this 100-foot-long Dutch freighter. READ MORE: The World's Best Wrecks for Diving Here are our 10 favorite things about visiting Barbados for a scuba diving vacation. ![]() With exhilarating wrecks and some of the healthiest reefs in the Caribbean, Barbados’ underwater thrills are matched by a strong topside game.
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