St Lucia's newest dive company, Island Divers, offers top quality personalized services for scuba divers keen on exploring the island's underwater wonders. 
 
Based at Anse Cochon on St Lucia's scenic west coast, the dynamic new company is the brainchild of Nicholas Pinnock, the owner of Ti Kaye Resort, who saw the need for a highly professional dive operation which could readily respond and adapt to the needs of visiting divers. 

“We want to show divers the very best that St Lucia has to offer,” Mr. Pinnock said, “and I know the team at Island Divers has what it takes to ensure divers of all levels have a holiday enhancing experience they will always remember.” 

According to Mr. Pinnock, this fresh approach is quite successful as the operation has exceeded expectations with excellent customer feedback and a growing number of scuba enthusiasts wanting to enjoy the Island Divers experience. 

Heading up the dive team is St Lucian born Terroll Compton, who is a master scuba diving trainer for both PADI and NAUI with more than 10 years experience at a number of top flight resorts on the island. 

Under Compton's management, Island Divers is able to certify divers up to master diver level in addition to offering resort courses, night dives and dive packages for single divers, couples and larger groups. 
 
Top flight Mares Dive gear and Luxfer tanks, beachside showers, lockers, and fresh water deep sinks for the rinsing of dive gear are just some of the facilities on offer. There is also a beachside bar for après dive refreshments and a beachfront restaurant. 
 

“We are very excited about this new company and the fact that we offer top notch diving services in tune with the fantastic accommodation we provide at Ti Kaye Village Resort,” Mr. Pinnock said. “Both the resort and Island Divers are ideally positioned to take in the very best that St Lucia has to offer. Not only do we have the Lesleen M on our doorstep, the Pitons and a protected marine park just minutes down the coast, but we also have all of the other fantastic land-based attractions our island paradise has become famous for.” 

Mr. Pinnock continued: “When it comes to attracting divers to St Lucia we have learned very quickly that it's not just about great dive sites. The entire package--from the person who collects our divers from the airport, to the room they stay in, to the food they eat, to the dive gear they use--is equally important. 

“There have been so many accompanying positives with the smooth running of Island Divers. Guests at Ti Kaye have certainly enjoyed the fact they can now just walk to the beach and organize a diving excursion right there. They can also hire snorkeling equipment and speak to experienced staff about the best snorkeling and diving locations so that they can really enjoy the underwater wonders our beautiful island has to offer.”