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Step off the skiff into the calm, shallow reef of Little Bay and try scuba for the first time under a PADI instructor. This guided, one-tank introductory dive (max 20 ft) is tailored for beginners and kids 10+, with all equipment provided and small group instruction.
Step off the skiff into the calm, shallow reef of Little Bay and try scuba for the first time under a PADI instructor. This guided, one-tank introductory dive (max 20 ft) is tailored for beginners and kids 10+, with all equipment provided and small group instruction.
Salt on your lips and a bright horizon ahead — the skiff eases into Little Bay Marine Park and the water opens like a secret. On this Group 1st Time Discover Scuba experience you’ll step from deck into warm Caribbean shallows, descend to a maximum of 20 ft and move through schooling reef fish and coral bommies with a PADI professional guiding a maximum of four students.
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Operated by Scuba Shack · The Valley, Anguilla
Salt on your lips and a bright horizon ahead — the skiff eases into Little Bay Marine Park and the water opens like a secret. On this Group 1st Time Discover Scuba experience you’ll step from deck into warm Caribbean shallows, descend to a maximum of 20 ft and move through schooling reef fish and coral bommies with a PADI professional guiding a maximum of four students.
Little Bay sits on limestone shelves carved by sea and wind, its shallow reefs shaped over millennia and long relied upon by local fishers. Anguilla’s maritime culture is simple and direct: people made their living from the sea, and the reef remains central to island identity and cuisine.
Expect calm, clear water, short surface swims and close-up encounters rather than deep dives — this is an intro for nervous divers, first-timers and kids 10+. The company supplies all equipment, follows a 4:1 student-to-instructor ratio, and includes a single guided tank within a 150-minute outing. Complimentary drinks and a relaxed small-group vibe make the experience low-stress.
Practical edge: check sea state and schedule morning slots for flatter water and better visibility; avoid sunburn with reef-safe sunscreen; listen closely during the orientation and practice buoyancy at the surface before descending. Respect the reef — no touching or feeding wildlife — and ask your guide about local species and current patterns. This is a beginner-friendly way to meet Anguilla’s underwater life and decide if you want to take the next step toward certification.
easy.
2–3 hours.
Suitable for most people who can swim short distances and handle basic physical activity; minimal exertion required.
No — this is a Discover Scuba program for non-certified divers and kids 10 and older; all basic training is provided on-site.
The guided dive is shallow with a maximum depth of about 20 feet (6 meters), designed for comfort and close reef viewing.
Communicate with your instructor — they’ll adapt the lesson, practice skills on the surface, and keep the dive at a depth that’s comfortable for you.
Yes — masks, regulators, tanks and basic gear are supplied; complimentary non-alcoholic and alcoholic drinks are offered on board.
The reefs around Anguilla have long supported local fisheries; boat-based diving continues a maritime tradition of entering the sea for food and trade.
Avoid touching coral and use reef-safe sunscreen; small-group guided dives reduce reef impact and support local stewardship.
Scuba Shack operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
Salt on your lips and a bright horizon ahead — the skiff eases into Little Bay Marine Park and the water opens like a secret. On this Group 1st Time Discover Scuba experience you’ll step from deck into warm Caribbean shallows, descend to a maximum of 20 ft and move through schooling reef fish and coral bommies with a PADI professional guiding a maximum of four students.
Salt on your lips and a bright horizon ahead — the skiff eases into Little Bay Marine Park and the water opens like a secret. On this Group 1st Time Discover Scuba experience you’ll step from deck into warm Caribbean shallows, descend to a maximum of 20 ft and move through schooling reef fish and coral bommies with a PADI professional guiding a maximum of four students.
Little Bay sits on limestone shelves carved by sea and wind, its shallow reefs shaped over millennia and long relied upon by local fishers. Anguilla’s maritime culture is simple and direct: people made their living from the sea, and the reef remains central to island identity and cuisine.
Expect calm, clear water, short surface swims and close-up encounters rather than deep dives — this is an intro for nervous divers, first-timers and kids 10+. The company supplies all equipment, follows a 4:1 student-to-instructor ratio, and includes a single guided tank within a 150-minute outing. Complimentary drinks and a relaxed small-group vibe make the experience low-stress.
Practical edge: check sea state and schedule morning slots for flatter water and better visibility; avoid sunburn with reef-safe sunscreen; listen closely during the orientation and practice buoyancy at the surface before descending. Respect the reef — no touching or feeding wildlife — and ask your guide about local species and current patterns. This is a beginner-friendly way to meet Anguilla’s underwater life and decide if you want to take the next step toward certification.