Point Guignard

Point Guignard, one of the best dive sites in Dominica, is a slowly sloping wall that begins at about 30ft/10m and reaches a depth of about 80ft/25m. The dive itself is relatively easy and calm, making it suitable for divers of all skill levels. However, for more experienced divers with better buoyancy, there are some tight swim-throughs and a cool archway. There is also a cave about 50 feet deep with some interesting life, but it is narrow and can quickly silt up, so it is not recommended for large groups or anyone who does not have perfect buoyancy.

Point Guignard is an excellent location to see schooling reef fish, stingrays, and moray eels. Turtles are frequently seen during the nesting season, which lasts from April to September. Peek inside the many barrel sponges to find crustaceans and frogfish hiding inside. And if you look closely, you can see seahorses on the georgian fans.

• Depth: 30ft/10m - 80ft/25m
• Location: Point Guignard, Dominica