Bequia Dive Adventures

Upon arriving in Bequia we hurriedly unpacked our dive gear and headed over to check in with Bequia Dive Adventures.  We found the dive shop a couple of buildings over from the Gingerbread House.  I knew we were going to like this place because the building had so much character reminiscent of what you used to see in the Caribbean.  Painted on one wall of the small green and blue building were two mermaids being chased by an open armed scuba diver.  A couple of dogs were laying next to a green picnic table seemingly unimpressed with our arrival, a large dive flag hung from a pole out front and a walkway  led into Admiralty Bay so you can wade out to the dive boat anchored in waste deep water.  

Working inside were two of the owners of Bequia Dive Adventures Laury Stowe and Ron Williams.  I think  we took them by surprise, Mary and I have a habit of doing that to folks, as we introduced ourselves and said we were ready to dive.

Laury Stowe

Ron Williams

Your gear is carried out for you but you wade out to the dive boat and then motor through the anchored yachts out to some excellent dive sites around the island. Total diving freedom is what we wanted and that is what we got at Bequia Dive Adventures.