Just thought some of you might like to see a few of the places we have dive here in Grenada and our sister island Carriacou.
Diving in Grenada and Carriacou in the Caribbean
Diving in Grenada and Carriacou in the Caribbean
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Dive Videos from Grenada Caribbean
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Hello AlanMc, I dived the sculpture park last year while on holiday, and yes it’s a lovely spot to freedive with easy depths and plenty to see. What sort of depths are some of the other spots that are in the videos?
Would be nice to know as I’m coming back at the end of May this year for another holiday.
Would be nice to know as I’m coming back at the end of May this year for another holiday.
some of the reefs are as shallow as 30 - 60ft.
Many of the wrecks are between 60 - 100 ft.
Even the Bianca C which is the largest wreck in the caribbean is around 120 + since it is resting on a sloping hill.
If you are just into snorkling there are many shallow reefs that are easy to get to
If you are coming in may let me know I will see if I have the time to meet you.
Many of the wrecks are between 60 - 100 ft.
Even the Bianca C which is the largest wreck in the caribbean is around 120 + since it is resting on a sloping hill.
If you are just into snorkling there are many shallow reefs that are easy to get to
If you are coming in may let me know I will see if I have the time to meet you.
Just Freediving mate so it'll be the shallower reefs that might be nice to see.
I'll ping you a PM before we leave to see if you fancy a trip out?
Cheers
Paul