Among the finest accommodations on St. Kitts

Bird Rock Dive Resort has a wide choice of tastefully furnished accommodations including one, two and three bedroom suites with interconnecting suites and studios ideal for families. Each room has cable television, telephone, air-conditioning, private bathroom and a Caribbean Sea ocean view patio or balcony.

Couples and honeymoon travelers enjoy our small hotel charm and privacy.

If you're in love, Bird Rock Dive Resort is the perfect choice for your wedding or honeymoon. As evening falls, relax at the edge of our pool and look blissfully at the setting sun over an azure Caribbean sea. By nightfall the lights of Basseterre twinkle in the distance, creating a setting that's the closest you will get to being in paradise.

The Atlantic and Caribbean waters surrounding St. Kitts and Nevis offer the scuba diver a wealth of experiences, from colorful reef formations to fascinating wrecks.

As most of our dives occur on the protected, Caribbean side of the islands, you can expect a huge selection of reefs and wrecks that begin in shallow water and fall off to depths of 100 feet and more, with areas of extensive fish life and formations for exploration.

Visibility and weather are always spectacular, and you can expect only a short boat ride to each dive site, making multiple dive days a continuous exhilaration

Dive Sites (some of the favorite)

Coconut Tree Reef
One of St. Kitts largest reef systems with something for every level of diver. The mooring is set at 45 feet on a gently sloping reef that has a sandy bottom at about 120 feet. Stay on top or follow your dive master down to deeper depths. This dive site is a 10-minute boat ride from our dock making it one of our great multi-level dive sites.

The Rocks
As a part of the coconut tree reef system this is a great multi-level site. Expect visibility of 60-100 feet. Some photographers might spend their whole dive shooting Marco on the three large boulders that give this site its name.

Nag's Head
Our best and only "drift dive". Well really you may have to kick a little. We don't have much current. We actually call it the non-navigation dive as the boat follows a flag so we can go as fast or slow, as we want. The dive starts at around 60 feet but ends up like an extended safety stop at 15-25 feet.

Tug Boat
A fully intact tugboat sitting at 65 feet on a sandy bottom. Off the bow section of the tug is a reef system that tops out at 35-feet, a wreck and a reef on the same dive, what more do you want?

Paradise Reef
Located within range of the cannons of Brimstone Hill Fortress. This is St.Kitts' only marine preserve. The big guns atop the fortress were capable of sending a 40 pound shell about 3 miles. The wood from the old ships is gone but anchors, cannons, and some time relics can be found. Farmer's pipes, plates, bottles and flatware have all been found here with items on display at Brimstone Hill or The National Heritage Museum

River Taw
Everybody that dives in St.Kitts dives "the taw". It's our most dived site. "The Taw" is a 144ft. freighter that went down in 1985, sat perfectly upright on the bottom until 1989 when Hurricane Hugo came through and broke the wreck into two parts. This is the only site where we feed the fish so bring a camera, they are going to be in your face!

There are over 700 species of fish in the Caribbean!

Sea life sights our guests
like to see:

Turtles: On St.Kitts we have a lot of turtles. Mainly Hawksbill and Greenbacks with an occasional leatherback thrown in for good measure. We usually see 6-10 a week.