Aquanauts Grenada
Dive centre with four purpose-built boats, small guest-to-guide ratios, 50+ dive sites across six reef systems, 19+ wrecks including the Bianca C, plus SSI, PADI and TDI training.
Browse by city: Grand Anse, St GeorgeTrue Blue, St GeorgeBelmont, St PatrickBogles / Belvedere, CarriacouCalivigny / Cocoa Road, St GeorgeCarriacouClabony, above Mirabeau, St AndrewConcord Valley, St JohnDiamond Estate, Victoria, St MarkDragon Bay, west coast, St GeorgeGouyave, St JohnGrand Etang, St AndrewIsland-wideLevera / Bathway, St Patrick
Dive centre with four purpose-built boats, small guest-to-guide ratios, 50+ dive sites across six reef systems, 19+ wrecks including the Bianca C, plus SSI, PADI and TDI training.
The first of three falls in the Concord valley, a 65ft drop into a large pool, reachable without hiking.
Grand Anse dive shop running reef, wreck and sculpture park dives plus single and two-site snorkelling trips.
A 70ft double waterfall, among the tallest on the island, on a short 10-20 minute walk.
The world’s FIRST underwater sculpture park, by Jason deCaires Taylor from 2006: around 75 works over 800 square metres in sand patches between natural rock.
Grenada’s rainforest interior around a 36-acre crater lake at 530m in an extinct volcano, with ten marked trails.
The sculpture park and neighbouring Flamingo Bay and Dragon Bay reefs reached from LAND: walk down to Dragon Bay, follow the beach south and swim out. No boat needed.
450 acres of beach, a 23-acre brackish pond, mangrove lagoon, coastal dry woodland and offshore reef.
Guided night patrol on Levera Beach to watch leatherbacks nest, run by St Patrick’s Environmental and Community Tourism Organisation, a local non-profit running it since 2010 with three trained guides
Carriacou’s forest reserve rising to High North, the island’s summit at 291m, with marked self-guided trails.