From http://www.antigua-barbuda.org/index.htm
Both Antigua and Barbuda are almost completely surrounded by well-preserved coral reefs, walls, and shipwrecks. The southern and eastern coasts of Antigua and virtually the entire coast of Barbuda are surrounded by shelfs, providing excellent conditions for spectacular shallow diving and snorkeling. There is little or no current in most places, and the water temperature averages about 80 F (25 C).
Underwater visibility ranges from 50 to 140 feet, and tropical marine plants and animals are diverse and plentiful. Snorkeling is possible at many of both islands' most beautiful beaches; one of Antigua's best-known offshore sites, Cades Reef, is now partly contained in a designated underwater park. Another popular destination is the wreck of the Andes, a three-masted merchant ship that sank in 1905 and now rests in less than thirty feet of water . . .
Barbuda's encircling reefs contain an enormous number of wrecks, most of which are yet to be explored . . .. To dive off Barbuda, it is best to make arrangements with a dive shop on Antigua to have the necessary equipment taken over by air or boat.
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ANTIGUA DIVE OPERATORS ASSOCIATION:
http://divetravel.netfirms.com/
Big John's Dive Antigua:
http://diveantigua.com
Treasure Island Cruises:
Web site address: www.treasureislandcruises.ag
Email address: ticruises@actol.net

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