Venturing the Caribbean Sea

Venturing the Caribbean Sea

Photoed by Samuel Lam

As a teenager some twenty years ago, I admired people who dove the beautiful Caribbean Sea. Last winter, I visited Cozumel, Saba and St. Eustatius with my wife and finally dove in that beautiful sea for the first time. Although the Caribbean Sea does not have the same diverse species of marine life as the Western Pacific, it is still a very attractive diving paradise, with crystal blue water, lively coral reefs and more than enough fishes and animals to keep divers and photographers busy.

Flamingo Tongue Tubeworm Colony Saba Nurse Nassau Grouper

Vertical Plunge Juvenile French Angel Lacy Nudibranch Pair of French

Grunts Underwater Siesta Black Grouper Cozumel Toadfish

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As a teenager some twenty years ago, I admired people who dove the beautiful Caribbean Sea. Last winter, I visited Cozumel, Saba and St. Eustatius with my wife and finally dove in that beautiful sea for the first time. Although the Caribbean Sea does not have the same diverse species of marine life as the Western Pacific, it is still a very attractive diving paradise, with crystal blue water, lively coral reefs and more than enough fishes and animals to keep divers and photographers busy.
Flamingo Tongue	Tubeworm Colony	Saba Nurse	Nassau Grouper

Vertical Plunge	Juvenile French Angel	Lacy Nudibranch	Pair of French

Grunts	Underwater Siesta	Black Grouper	Cozumel Toadfish