Glovers Island

Glovers Island is a coastal dive site situated in a Caribbean setting near Grenada. The site offers a shallow to mid-depth profile typical of sheltered reef and island environments, with access from the nearby coast. Divers can expect clear water, moderate currents on certain tides, and habitats that include coral colonies, rock ledges, and sandy patches. The area around Glovers Island hosts a variety of reef residents such as small groupers, snappers, moray eels, parrotfish, as well as flitting damselfish and wrasses. The site is suitable for recreational dives with calm conditions most days, while stronger currents can occur during tidal exchange. Entry is typically from a boat or a small beach approach, with relaxed navigation around the island’s fringe and shallow channels to explore sheltered bays.