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White Sand Beach, Carriacou

White Sand Beach might sound like any other Caribbean beach dive, but it’s one of those spots that consistently over-delivers. We love dropping onto the sandy bottom, which is often crisscrossed with the tracks of stingrays and the perfectly camouflaged Sand Stargazer. It's a gentle, relaxing dive, rarely deeper than 13 metres, making it ideal for a leisurely afternoon or a first post-travel splash. What we really appreciate here is the macro life and the way larger species move through. Keep an eye out for Mottled Conger Morays peering from sandy crevices and the occasional Chain Moray tucked into the coral rubble. We've seen Atlantic Spotted Dolphins cruise by in the blue, though that's always a bonus. For us, the highlight is often watching the smaller reef fish, like the Bicolor Damselfish darting among the corals, and the endless parade of French Grunts and Yellowhead Wrasse. Visibility averages around 14 metres, which is usually plenty to enjoy the peaceful atmosphere and the surprising density of life for such a shallow site. It’s definitely our pick for a chill dive after a few days of deeper wrecks or drift dives.