
Bequia · Saint Vincent and the Grenadines · Reef
Devil's Table
A sheltered start in Rocky Bay and small caves full of macro life
Area photo: Barry Peters from Greer, SC · CC BY 2.0
Devil's Table is the closest dive site to Dive Bequia, suited to both beginners and intermediate divers. The dive starts in sheltered Rocky Bay and follows a reef that deepens gradually, and it doubles as the finishing reef for the neighbouring Stratmann wreck dive.
Also known as Devils Table, Rocky Bay.
Where it is and how deep
13.0113° N, 61.2474° WApproximate position — the dashed circle shows where the site lies; your operator's briefing has the mooring.
The dive
Devil's Table starts in sheltered Rocky Bay and follows the reef as it gradually deepens to a maximum of 18 m (60 ft), shallow enough for newly certified divers and still of interest to intermediate ones. The site is a breeding ground, so juveniles of many species circle the reef. A series of caves at the end of the dive holds spotted morays and squirrelfish, and the dive finishes at the mooring after the cardinal marker. Divers who start on the Stratmann tug end their dive on this same reef.
Marine life and season
The sources we used don't single out particular species here.
| Jan | Feb | Mar | Apr | May | Jun | Jul | Aug | Sep | Oct | Nov | Dec |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Good | Good | Good | Good | Good | Good | Fair | Fair | Fair | Fair | Fair | Good |
Season follows Bequia: Diving runs all year with no peak month; heavier rain is possible from July to November, and the rest of the year is pleasant with the odd shower.
Dive videos
SCUBA diving Devils Table - Bequia · Sal Delello on YouTube
Sources
- Bequia Dive Sites - Reefs, Wrecks, Walls and Drifts! — Dive Bequia
- Devil's Table dive site — ScubaGo
- Rocky Bay (OpenStreetMap) — OpenStreetMap contributors
More dive sites in Bequia
Reef
Swim-throughs between giant boulders where shy nurse sharks hide
Reef
A steep reef slope from the shallows down to open sand
A sheltered cove reef that can be dived on most days
Reef
Frogfish on large boulders among colourful sponges and fans
Reef
A drift past azure vase corals, home to a colony of giraffe garden eels
Wreck
A tug wreck whose portholes and hatches shelter green morays
Similar dives elsewhere
Coral heads standing 8 m off the sand, full of swim-throughs
Coral ridges in north-south lines with sand lanes between
Up to ten reef sharks over a 15 m patch reef
A coral-covered French anchor of the 1750s, hooked into the reef




