WAPA Gardens

About this dive site

Explore the water around United States Virgin Islands

Named after St. Croix's Water and Power Authority, which is located on shore directly across from this site, WAPA is moored in 35 feet of water. Near the mooring line the reef drops down to 60 feet before leveling out in sand. This area is known as a great place to look for flounder, yellow headed jawfish, and southern stingrays. Caribbean reef sharks are also spotted here regularly cruising along the sandy bottom. An old anchor can be found here as well sticking out of the sand in about 65 feet of water.