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Fun Stuff to make you smile

At Pro Divers St Kitts, we try to maximize diver comfort and safety.
We also believe Scuba Diving should be lots of fun!

Lionfish Caught

Lionfish hunting

Lionfish are an invasive species here.
Guests may shoot Lionfish from our boat providing no other diver on the day objects.
You need to bring your own Pole Spear (Spearguns not allowed).
Please respect the REEF and your fellow divers.
If you are bringing Lionfish back to the boat they must be in a hard-sided, enclosed container such as a “ZooKeeper” or something similar.

Lionfish
Gnomes of St Kitts

Gnomes of St Kitts

Early in 2018, we released a family of Gnomes onto the Reefs in St Kitts.
Prior studies by research divers and Gnome experts did show that this would be an ideal habitat for them.
However, on returning to the Reefs we found this not to be the case. The Gnomes had wandered off.
After a successful extensive search of our reefs, we located our first Gnome, “Fionne” and he has now been safely relocated onto Harbour Reef.
The second Gnome, “Froggie” was discovered on “Camps Reef”
The search continues for the last missing gnome……. If you are Scuba Diving in St Kitts, remember to look for them!

Our Diving Chicken

For many years, we enjoyed the company of a diving Chicken “Fritzy”.
Every dive school should have one of these.
Her job is to make noise on the boat and bring a smile to everybody’s face.
Also likes to get in on every photo.
She was our mascot on the boat and often came underwater with us.
During our Covid19 shutdown, “Fritzy” retired for places new.
She was last seen by Terry, enjoying life, on the Bangkok Metro!

Terry with our diving chicken
Chicken with divers
Chicken on Metro