At Anchor BVI
Here is an album of shots from our little anchorage here in the Virgin Islands, Great to be back diving and exploring!
Enjoying the reef.... All around the bay is nice snorkelling in clear water. No swells so it is good for beginners too.
The reef right behind the boat has some great fish and very clear water. This is a trumpetfish.
Trumpetfish hang still and pretend they are waving corals...
Here’s a Porcupinefish - a member of the Pufferfish family. He’s about half a meter long.
A "Scrawled Filefish". We have only seen these a few times in all our years of diving. They grow up to almost 3 feet long. This fellow is over 2 feet long.
Sheryl swims in a school of silversides.
I dive down under the boat. This is a different anchorage - deep water at about 18 meters to the bottom.
Enjoying the reef.
Enjoying the reef.... All around the bay is nice snorkelling in clear water. No swells so it is good for beginners too.
The reef right behind the boat has some great fish and very clear water. This is a trumpetfish.
Trumpetfish hang still and pretend they are waving corals...
Here’s a Porcupinefish - a member of the Pufferfish family. He’s about half a meter long.
A "Scrawled Filefish". We have only seen these a few times in all our years of diving. They grow up to almost 3 feet long. This fellow is over 2 feet long.
Sheryl swims in a school of silversides.
I dive down under the boat. This is a different anchorage - deep water at about 18 meters to the bottom.
Enjoying the reef.
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