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Bachelor’s Beach is an excellent dive site for snorkeling and all diving levels, and it's ideal for night diving due to its easy entry, sloping bottom, and shallow reef. Access is via a staircase and some rocks leading to a sandy beach. The dive site is marked by a yellow mooring buoy approximately 70 meters from shore, anchored at a depth of 6 meters where the reef begins. You can reach the buoy after a short swim over a sandy and rubble bottom.
Once at the mooring buoy, you can swim either n…
Bachelor’s Beach is an excellent dive site for snorkeling and all diving levels, and it's ideal for night diving due to its easy entry, sloping bottom, and shallow reef. Access is via a staircase and some rocks leading to a sandy beach. The dive site is marked by a yellow mooring buoy approximately 70 meters from shore, anchored at a depth of 6 meters where the reef begins. You can reach the buoy after a short swim over a sandy and rubble bottom.
Once at the mooring buoy, you can swim either north (right) or south (left). The sloping bottom features a variety of hard and soft corals.
South of the mooring buoy is the Beyond The Corals’ coral nursery at 5 to 8 meters deep, consisting of five trees with staghorn and elkhorn coral fragments. Please be cautious around the trees, and note that only Reef Renewal divers with permission are allowed to handle them.
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