Often called the wreck diving capital of the Caribbean, diving in Grenada blends historic shipwrecks with healthy coral reefs and dramatic underwater terrain. Scuba diving in Grenada features iconic sites like the Bianca C, along with reefs, walls, and artificial sculptures at the Moliniere Underwater Sculpture Park. Divers can expect turtles, reef sharks, rays, schooling fish, and vibrant sponge life. Warm water, mild currents, and diverse dive sites make Grenada diving suitable for beginners while still exciting for advanced divers.
Access to Grenada diving destinations is via Maurice Bishop International Airport (GND), with direct flights from the US, Canada, the UK, and other Caribbean hubs. From St. George’s, dive centers are easily reached by road, and most dive boats depart from the southwest coast. Taxis and rental cars make island travel simple, while organized transfers are often included with dive packages. Grenada’s compact size allows quick access to wrecks, reefs, and marine parks.
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