Torm Ledge is a seamount situated West of James Bay. It rises from about 45 meters (147 feet) from the sea bed and features series of mounts and ridges rising to 10 meters (33 feet) from the surface.

The spot is popular among those who want to see pelagic species and large predators. Divers are drawn here by the possibility of seeing whale sharks which can be spotted here January through March. Other species you can encounter here include devil rays, tunas, cavallies, and rainbow runners.

Torm Ledge can only be dived if the conditions are suitable; the current can get strong. The dive is recommended for advanced divers.