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Blue Element Freediving Competition

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Blue Element Freediving Competition

An international depth competition bringing freedivers to the Soufrière–Scotts Head Marine Reserve for six competition days across four disciplines.

When8–17 November 2026
WhereSoufrière and Scotts Head Bay
Festival typeSport
Visitor guide

About Blue Element Freediving Competition

An international depth competition bringing freedivers to the Soufrière–Scotts Head Marine Reserve for six competition days across four disciplines.

Check athlete registration, spectator access, sea conditions, safety notices and the final daily timetable with the organiser.

What to expect

Programmes can include several venues, ticketed and free activities, community events and late finishes. Use the published annual programme to choose the events that suit your trip rather than assuming every activity happens at the main venue.

Plan your visit

Reserve accommodation and inter-island travel early for major festival periods. Confirm entry rules, accessibility, food and drink policies, parking or shuttle arrangements, and safe return transport before attending. Dominica’s mountain roads make journey times longer than distance alone suggests.

Respecting the celebration

These are living Dominican cultural events. Ask before taking close-up photographs, follow organiser and community guidance, dispose of waste responsibly and support local performers, makers, food vendors and transport providers.

Useful answers

Frequently asked questions

When is Blue Element Freediving Competition?

8–17 November 2026. Where a year is not stated, this is the usual annual period and the current programme should be confirmed.

Where does Blue Element Freediving Competition take place?

Soufrière and Scotts Head Bay. Some programmes also include events in other communities or venues.

Should I book ahead?

Yes for accommodation, flights, ferries, headline tickets and return transport during the busiest festival periods.