Rafael Heredia (Venezuelan) - Engineer
Hailing from Margarita Island where he was raised and now lives with his wife and daughter, Rafael came to the Wind Dancer following years of employment by other Dancer Fleet vessels. His original plan to study aviation mechanics was altered when he found the school was too far to travel to, so he graduated from the School for Marine Engineering in Margarita. Rafael has since learned a lot of English from the other crew and guests and particularly enjoys learning more about the diverse cultures of the guests he meets.

He enjoys being in Tobago for its beautiful scenery, but when he is on vacation at home, his wife still insists on visits to the beach. He will also make time to fix things around the house, play basketball with friends and see new movies with his family. He hopes to complete his diving certification in the future.

Roland “CNN” Williams
Among a family of 14 brothers and sisters, CNN spent his whole life in the village of Black Rock, Tobago He started as a construction worker, then a security guard, but his temporary job as a boat driver was the beginning of his career path to becoming a professional scuba diver.

He has worked in 17 of the 23 dive shops on the island of Tobago. He plays the double second steel pan in competitions here and in Trinidad. He has been involved in folk groups and also plays African congo drums.

Anne Trinidad - Stewardess
Her Trinidad family from Roxborough, Tobago produced a whopping 15 children of which Anne is the youngest. She is very grateful to have been raised on the beautiful twin island republic of Trinidad and Tobago. Anne now has four beautiful, healthy children of her own. When Anne began working she sought employment at Manta Lodge Resort in Speyside and stayed there for a number of years.

In 2003, when the Wind Dancer arrived in Tobago, Anne saw an opportunity for a change and she did not hesitate to accept a position as stewardess. Anne considers meeting and conversing with people to be one of her hobbies. She enjoys all types of sports and traveling. Her favorite relaxation is dancing.

Anton Gray Born in Tobago and grew up in the scenic village of Speyside, he had always wanted to be a Chef like his mother. He has been a Gourmet and Pastry chef for the last eight years working in various well-known 5 star hotels on the island. As a young man growing up he was an excellent soccer player hence his love for the game, he also loves music, cooking, traveling and meeting people. He is a very quite person by nature.

Leslie James: alias Mottley
The newest addition to the Wind Dancerās dive team is Mottley. Born in Tobago and raised in the village of Black Rock he has always liked the sea and ćlimingä with the local divers and fishermen. When he was recruited to work for the Wind Dancer, he saw and opportunity to do something that he liked that was both financially and personally rewarding.

Mottley has over twelve years of diving experience and has worked for various land based diving operations in Tobago. Leslie came on the Wind Dancer as an Instructor (PADI) to take his career to the next level. His hobbies are fast cars and diving.