This document discusses four popular diving sites in Tobago: Mount Irvine Wall, The Sisters, Kelleston Drain, and Bookends. Mount Irvine Wall is an easy dive featuring beautiful canyons and large schools of fish. The Sisters features bizarre underwater scenery, caves, lobsters, stingrays, nurse sharks, and occasionally hammerhead sharks. Kelleston Drain is known for its huge brain coral and features giant green moray eels and nurse sharks. Bookends gets its name from strangely shaped rocks and features nurse sharks and turtles within its natural amphitheater setting.

1. Diving In
Tobago – Part 2
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Diving in Tobago
part 1

2. Mount Irvine Wall,
Depth:8-16m
• Located in the protected bay of Mt.
Irvine, the Wall is an easy but extremely
interesting dive site.
• The steep cliff with beautiful canyons,
cracks and ledges is the home of large
groups of schooling fish, like surgeonfish
or triggerfish.
* With some luck one
might find a seahorse
or short nose batfish,
Caribbean angelfish or
a parrotfish.
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3. The Sisters, Depth:15-30m
• The Sisters is the rock formation covered
with beautiful and bizarre underwater
scenery making it a memorable dive.
• In overhangs and caves you find not only
lobster but also stingrays and nurse sharks.
•Depending on the season and current a
school of hammerhead sharks can be seen
here.
• The Sisters are fully
exposed to the wind and open
sea so that it can only be
dived in favorable weather
conditions
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4. Kelleston Drain, Depth:9-20m
• Here you start in a sheltered bay on
a shallow plateau from where the
current will take you to the deeper
water.
• This dive is
famous for the
huge brain coral
which you will
see towards the
end of this
challenging
dive.
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5. Kelleston Drain, Depth:9-20m
• Giant green moray eels and Nurse
sharks are frequently seen on this dive.
• Big schools of Creole wrasse and jack
fish are always there.
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6. Bookends, Depth:7-26m
• Bookends got the name from strangely shaped rocks coming up to
the surface.
• Depending on the current this may be a quiet difficult dive site.
• This natural amphitheatre invites you
to look at nurse sharks and turtles.
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Thank You For
Watching .
Have a Marvelous
Diving Experience.
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