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Since 1992, Dive Fair Helen has been sharing Saint Lucia’s vibrant marine life, coastal beauty, and cultural heritage with the world. Whether you’re diving beneath coral reefs, kayaking along lush rivers, or visiting sea moss farms, our experiences are designed to inform, inspire, and empower. Rooted in community, led by experience, and driven by passion—Dive Fair Helen is where adventure meets purpose.
Why Choose
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It makes us the #1 choice among travelers who are looking for unforgettable and 100% safe diving experience with advice from the best divers.
- 30+ Year Diving Experience
- Trusted and Experienced
- Affordable and Transparent Pricing
- Easy Online Booking
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Discover St Lucia’s Hidden Gems
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What is the depth range?
Our dives seldom exceed 70ft. except in cases where divers use personal computers and special diver training programs require it. Our coral reefs start in 6ft.of water and our coral diversity extend to 200 ft.
How long are the actual dives?
Dive time ranges from 45mins to 1 hrs each dive.
What is the water temperature?
For most people T-shirts provide sufficient thermal protection. Water temperature is in the range of 78 F to 80 F with the occasional thermo cline at around 75 F.
What is the visibility like?
On a rare day the visibility can be as poor as 10ft to 15ft (prolonged rains) but normally it is in the range of 40ft. to 60ft. and on good days exceed 100ft.
Types of fish and coral seen?
Our coral reefs are home to a wide variety of flora and fauna. Protected by the government of St. Lucia these fragile ecosystems shelter reef fish such as squirrel fish, parrot fish, grunts, eels, goat fish, angelfish, lobsters, large crabs and other crustaceans, sea anemones, sea horses and frog fish. Sea turtles and barracudas are also seen with the occasional whale and nurse sharks. Corals to be found include mountain star coral, finger coral, brain coral, pillar coral, leaf coral, fleshy and flower corals.
Type of dives offered?
You can wreck, beach, drift, wall, pinnacle and night dive. Our reefs offer splendid shapes which include 1:1 vertical walls, pinnacles and beach dives that drop to over 100ft within 300ft from the shore.
How long is the dive trip?
Distance in time to the dive sites range from 10mins. to 1hr. Earliest hotel pick up is 7:45am and we are back in port between 1pm and 3:30pm – depending on the dive sites.
Are there dangerous creatures?
Barracuda and sting ray – on our dive sites it is possible to encounter barracudas or sting rays, fortunately these creatures pose no danger because of the clarity of our water (divers are never mistaken for prey).
The Scorpion fish (stone fish) – because of its camouflage ability to resemble coral, the scorpion fish may be described as the most dangerous fish on the reef. Not forgetting that our reefs are protected by law, this danger only exist for the curious diver interested in touching or breaking-off coral.
Fire coral, fire sponge, bristle worms, jelly fish, hyrods, sea ants, sea urchins – getting in contact with these organisms will result in itching and burning which usually dissipate within a couple of hours. To quicken recovery and soothe pain, Sting-Aids can be used.
