Describes Moonhole Cave as an advanced reef-and-cave site with a cavern around 8 m, reef meeting sand near 15 m and a slope to about 28 m.
Bequia reef-and-cave dive with a wide cavern.
Bequia reef-and-cave dive with a wide cavern.
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A local operator is useful because the cavern, drift and current can all change the feel of the site quickly.
Moonhole Cave is a Bequia reef-and-cave dive where a shallow wall and rolling reef lead into a wide cavern on the ascent. The site starts in clear blue water, drops over boulders and sponges, then gives you a short overhead section that rewards slow, careful looking rather than fast swimming. It suits advanced divers who are comfortable with a compact drift, a cave feature and a route that stays interesting from the first descent to the last stop.
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Depth range, seasonality, and planning context.
Reported Depth
8m - 28m
Depth Note
A wide cavern appears around 8 m; the reef meets sand near 15 m and slopes to about 28 m.
Typical Conditions
Clear blue water, a wall and rolling reef, and a drift that can carry you along boulders, sponges and the cavern feature on the ascent.
Hazards, restrictions, and access requirements.
Key Hazards
Safety Notes
The cavern and drift sections make this a site for careful buoyancy, slow movement and experienced diver judgment.
Access Restrictions
Use the site only when current and visibility are comfortable enough for the overhead section and the drift line.
Legal Notes
No special permit is noted, but operator guidance matters because the site mixes drift conditions with an overhead cavern.
Community notes to help plan your visit.
Scuba Diving
Drop into the wall, drift past boulders and sponges, and enter the cavern on the ascent only if the line stays calm and controlled.
Freediving
Not ideal for freediving because the cave feature and drift profile are better suited to scuba.
Snorkeling
Not a primary snorkel site; the cavern and current-sensitive drift make it more appropriate for scuba.
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Average conditions based on logged dives & visits.
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Describes Moonhole Cave as an advanced reef-and-cave site with a cavern around 8 m, reef meeting sand near 15 m and a slope to about 28 m.
Provides local access context for Moonhole as a remote Bequia shoreline area.
Confirms Moonhole Cave as one of the north-side dive sites around the Moonhole peninsula.
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