Sint Maarten
The Gregory
About this Dive Site
Description
Discover 'The Gregory,' a 25-meter cargo vessel intentionally sunk in 1993, now resting upright on the sandy bottom of Simpson Bay. This artificial reef is a spectacle of marine life, with corals and sponges adorning the wreck, creating a vibrant habitat for numerous species.
Best Time to Dive
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Peak Season
March, April, October, November
Jan
Good for exploring shipwrecks and artificial reefs.
Feb
Stable conditions, good for observing reef fish.
Mar
Increased marine activity, potential for larger pelagics passing by.
Apr
Excellent visibility for wreck diving.
More monthly highlights
May
Warmer waters, good for macro life on wrecks.
Jun
Calm seas, ideal for exploring the bay's underwater features.
Jul
Rainy season can affect visibility, but still offers opportunities for close-up encounters.
Aug
Focus on smaller marine life due to potentially lower visibility.
Sep
Visibility starts to improve as the rainy season ends.
Oct
Good visibility for exploring the bay's diverse underwater landscape.
Nov
Excellent conditions for wreck and reef exploration.
Dec
Calm waters, good for observing the resident marine life.
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