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Scuba Diving in Barbados has a number of wrecks most notable in 120 ft of water sits the Stavonikita which was sunk in 1978 on purpose to form an artificial barrier reef. The east coast for most of the year cannot be dived as it becomes a surfers paradise due to the Atlantic swells. There is an excellent mixture of diving in Barbados from patch reefs to barrier reefs to suit all abilities. The "Stav" is an advanced dive however. Its less than a half mile from the shore and is undoubtedly the highlight. Carlisle bay is good for beginners and seahorses have been found there. The west has numerous dive shops.
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Size : 21miles long by 14 miles wide
Population :290,000
Main City : Bridgetown
Language : English
Currency : Barbados Dollar roughly 1USD = 2BD
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Barbados hosts some fabulous resorts in the Caribbean and fabulous restaurants too. Scuba Diving in Barbados has a number of wrecks most notable in 120 ft of water sits the Stavonikita which was sunk in 1978 on purpose to form an artificial barrier reef. The east coast for most of the year cannot be dived as it becomes a surfers paradise due to the Atlantic swells. There is an excellent mixture of diving in Barbados from patch reefs to barrier reefs to suit all abilities. The "Stav" is an advanced dive however. Its less than a half mile from the shore and is undoubtedly the highlight. Carlisle bay is good for beginners and seahorses have been found there. The west has numerous dive shops.