St. Eustatius Group Dive Trip, November 6-13, 2027

Most Caribbean islands get discovered. Statia stays hidden on purpose, and that's exactly what makes it worth the trip.

St. Eustatius, known locally as "Statia," sits in the Eastern Caribbean with 36 moored dive sites within three miles of shore, calm water conditions, and more than 700 species of fish across 8 distinct habitats. The water runs 78–84°F with visibility ranging from 20 to 30 meters depending on the site. Below the surface you'll find colorful coral reefs with barracudas, eagle rays, stingrays, turtles, and sharks, plus historical shipwrecks that offer a look into Caribbean maritime history. Divers who want to look a little closer will find nudibranchs, seahorses, and other macro life along volcanic rock structures. No two dives feel the same.

We're staying at the Old Gin House Hotel, an 18th-century property on Orange Bay right next to Scubaqua Dive Center. The oceanfront restaurant has views over the Caribbean Sea toward the neighboring island of Saba, and breakfast is included every morning. Additional restaurants are within walking distance of the hotel.

What's Included:

Five days of diving with Scubaqua: three dives per day plus one night dive. That's 16 dives total. Breakfast at the Old Gin House each morning. All dives take place within the St. Eustatius National Marine Park.

Trip Details:

Dates: November 6–13, 2027

Certification required: Open Water or higher to participate in the scuba diving. Non-divers are welcome on the trip.

Itiniterary: Fly in on Nove 6, dive 7-11, fun day on the 12th, fly out on 13th!

This trip is right for you if you want Caribbean diving without the crowds, you're ready to dive reefs that most people have never heard of, and you want to share the experience with a group of divers who are just as serious about it as you are.

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***All trip deposits and payments are non-refundable.***