🇬🇩 Grenada

Grenada is a small Caribbean island best known for diving on the reefs and walls around the main island and the neighboring islands of Carriacou and Petite Martinique. Most dives are in salt water of the Caribbean Sea with generally warm conditions; typical visibility can be good near the shore and improves offshore, while currents may be stronger on exposed points and along drop-offs. Divers commonly look for coral outcrops, steep slopes, crevices, and a mix of reef fish and larger pelagics depending on season and location. There’s also wreck diving in some areas, but coverage depends on what local operators have available. For many visitors, the easiest access is through the Grand Anse / True Blue area and nearby ports, with day trips and occasional island-hopping to Carriacou. Outside the core coastal zones, diving relevance is limited.