Visibility is about 50 feet on average. Starting at the beach, excellent coral can be found in just six feet of water and coverage increases along with the depth. MV Lesleen St. Lucia's department of fisheries sank the Lesleen in 1986. She lies on an even keel and all hatches have been removed along with the engine and all oil sources, making this wreck dive comparitively easy and safe. The stern section is especially colorful with sponges, corals, and gorgonian hanging from the deck head.
Stingrays reside in the sands around the vessel along with turtles and garden eels.
MV Wawinet Also sunk by the department of fisheries, the MV Wawinet is a 360-foot merchantman that lies on its port side at the bottom. One not be missed if it can be arranged. Pinnacles One of the best dives in the Soufriere area. The Pinnacles are a series of four underwater sea mounts starting from a steep slope between 30 and 60 feet and rising up to just below the surface. They are covered with extensive corals and deep-water gorgonians as thick as any forest.