Regional directory page that lists Kennedy Barge among Saint Thomas dive sites.
United States Virgin Islands · St Thomas and St John
Shallow boat wreck dive with easy access and active marine life.
Shallow boat wreck dive with easy access and active marine life.
Usually visited by boat with a local St. Thomas dive center.
An upside-down barge wreck sitting in 12–18 m of water, forming a flat-topped artificial reef. The structure draws in marine life such as barracuda and other fish species.
Site Conditions
Safety Notes
Overhead sections add entrapment risk; only enter with wreck training and a conservative gas plan.
Access Restrictions
Boat access; wreck penetration should only be attempted with proper training and equipment.
Legal Notes
Follow local boating rules and respect penetration limits on the wreck.
Community notes to help plan your visit.
Scuba Diving
A shallow wreck dive around 12 to 18 m with a flat-topped artificial-reef profile.
Freediving
Shallow enough for confident freedivers, but the wreck is mainly a scuba site.
Snorkeling
Only the shallowest parts are snorkel-friendly; the wreck itself is better as a dive.
Species commonly reported at this site, with direct links into their wildlife guides.
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Regional directory page that lists Kennedy Barge among Saint Thomas dive sites.
Directory page with published visibility and site classification.
Independent wreck article with current, coral, and wildlife context.
Local operator page with the wreck depth, access, and marine-life context.

Boat reef dive off St. Thomas with coral relief

Shallow boat wreck off St. Thomas with swim-throughs and night-dive appeal.

St. Thomas cove with easy snorkeling and resort-side access.