By J. Jackson

175 dive and snorkel locations, their access, conditions, depths and marine life.

Island directories giving dive facilities, places to stay and eat, emergency contacts and recreational activities.

Practicalities on travelling to and through the islands, underwater photography and video, health and safety for divers and marine conservation.

Colour maps giving dive locations, access points and major wreck sites.

Pb. 176pp 150x240mm

By L. Agace
This compact, colourful and authoritative guide is the perfect companion to divers visiting Barbados. It is packed with tips appropriate to all levels of diver and is illustrated with over 100 underwater photographs. In addition to the broad selection of dive sites covered, the reader is also provided with information on marine conservation in Barbados, on dive centres, on technical back up to divers and background to the history and geology of the island.

Pb 186pp 150x230mm

A no-nonsense guide containing a wealth of general travel information for these destination plus dive site specific details

By L. Wood

Detailed information on the best dive sites in the Bahamas.

Scattered across 100,000 square miles of ocean, the Bahamas have a prolific variety of marine life, world class reefs, many “blue holes”, fresh water caves beneath the sea that have collapsed and now offer advanced divers combined challenges of reef and cave diving.

Pb. 166pp 165mmx240mm

Lonely Planet
4th. Ed.

Belize is one of the world's top ecotourism destinations. Offshore lie the world's second-largest barrier reef and three of the Western Hemisphere's four coral atolls. Shallow reefs ring the more than 450 cayes and islets, while towering walls plunge into the sea. More than 400 fish species and a host of corals and invertebrates shelter in the warm Caribbean waters. This book explores 82 of the best dive sites off Belize, with full-color photos throughout.
Dive site topography and access;
common and hazardous marine life;
diving services on the mainland, cayes and atolls; travel logistics and topside attractions
easy-to-read maps

Pb. 144pp 127x191mm

By L. Wood
1998
specific information on:

depth and visibility
suggested diving expertise
common and hazardous marine life
top-side practicalities, from accommodations to weather and natural history
shipwreck history and a registry of 160 notable wrecks
photography tips and techniques
6 easy-to-read maps

By T. Rock
2nd Ed.
2006
Located to the north of Venezuela, Bonaire is a paradise for divers and snorkelers of all levels. This guide describes the best sites to explore, from beautiful reefs to sunken wrecks.
Detailed dive information to 92 sites, inspiring full-colour photos throughout, easy-to-read maps of dive regions, guide to marine life, island dive operations and topside attractions.

Washington Slagbaai National Park
West Coast North Dive Sites
The House Reef, South Bonaire
The Wild Side, Klein Bonaire

160p Pb

Globetrotter Dive Guide

By L. Wood

Details over 200 dive and snorkel sites. Designed for divers and snorkellers of all levels, with advice on everything from learning to dive to identifying sea creatures. It is an excellent source book for anyone visiting this top diving destination.

176p 100 colour photos, 7 colour maps 242x166mm Pb

By J. Pierce and K. Newman
Diving & Snorkelling Guide Birthplace of diving in the Caribbean, the Cayman Islands is one of the world's top dive destinations with its clear waters, plunging walls and prolific marine life. Grand Cayman, Cayman Brac and Little Cayman offer varying diving attractions. Experience Grand Cayman's Stingray City, "the world's best 12ft dive," and Little Cayman's Bloody Bay Wall, legendary for its near-vertical drops just below the surface. At Cayman Brac, explore the hemisphere's only diveable Russian wreck. This book describes 68 of the Cayman's best dive sites, with full-color photos throughout.
Dive site depth range, access and water conditions, Common and hazardous marine life, Topside activities and attractions,
Diving services and accommodations

144p Pb 2 maps

By D. Behrens
2004
A comprehensive dive guide to Cozumel both above and below water. Details on more than 70 dive sites, with colour photographs, maps and illustrations. Includes waterproof marine life ID card.

Pb. 160pp 9"x6"

By G. Lewbel, L. Martin
4th Ed.
2007
Cozumel is home to crystalline waters and colourful reefs, and boasts some of the best diving in the world. From Palancar Reef to the botanical wonderland of Tormentos, this book offers inspiration and advice to divers and snorkelers of all levels.
Detailed dive information to 21 sites, full- colour photos throughout, easy-to-read maps of dive regions, guide to marine life, island dive operations and topside attractions.

96p Pb

W. Harrigan
4th Ed. 2006

Divers have easy access to shallow reefs and spectacular wrecks, such as the Adolphus Busch Sr. or the U.S. Coast Guard cutters Duane and Bibb.
dive site topography and access
common and hazardous marine life
diving services for the entire Keys
travel logistics and topside attractions
12 easy-to-read maps

144p Pb

By S. Simonsen
2000

This book describes 54 of Puerto Rico's best dive sites, with full-color photos throughout.
You'll get specific information on:

Dive site depth range, access and conditions
Common and hazardous marine life
Topside activities and attractions
Diving services and accommodation

12 maps. Pb. 128pp

by K. Amsler

This fully illustrated volume is a wonderful guide to the underwater abundance of Caribbean marine life, a submerged world that is a paradise of nature that dazzles the imagination. It takes the reader on a voyage among brilliant hued creatures - angelfish, sharks, manatees, sea fans, coral reefs and more.

Hb 260x340mm 160pp

This guide gives comprehensive coverage of diving and snorkeling in both the US Virgin Islands and the British Virgin Islands. It also gives information on topside attractions and travel tips and more general information on the islands, their history and people.

Pb. 176pp 166x242mm

By D. Lauterborn
Diving and Snorkelling Guide
America's little corner of the Caribbean. More than 2 million tourists a year visit the U.S. Virgin Islands, flocking here for the tropical climate, duty-free bargains and diving beneath warm, crystal-clear seas. Sites feature lush reefs, walls and intact wrecks that shelter more than 500 species of fish. Nondivers can snorkel atop coral gardens, visit an aquarium or tour the reefs on a 65 ft submarine. This book describes 53 of the territory's best dive sites, with full-color photos throughout.
Dive site topography and access,
Topside activities and attractions, Common and hazardous marine life, Dive shop and cruise line listings

128pp 7 maps Pb