The wreck is covered with coral and attracts many fish. In fact, a queen angelfish might serve as your guide they have been fed so frequently that they are almost tame. The Rhone is the most famous, but not the only excellent dive site in the islands. Where you go may depend upon the weather and the wind on a particular day your guide will know. You must be a certified diver and present your C card to rent equipment and go diving.
Some shops offer a supervised resort course dive, so check locally.
Ask the activity director if your ship offers classes for beginners. Windsurfing The perfect combination of steady trade winds and protected waters has made windsurfing very popular in B.V.I. Boardsailing B.V.I. offers rentals by hour, day or week along with free delivery and pickup. Boating B.V.I. may well have more sailboats per capita than any other place in the world. You ll see everything from humble Sunfish to yachts worthy of royalty. Make sure you understand and follow instructions for moorings, which were designed to protect coral reefs from careless anchorings.