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Top Dive Site
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Sculpture Park
The sculptures are sited in clear shallow waters to afford easy access by divers, snorkellers and those in glass-bottomed boats. Viewers are invited to discover the beauty of our underwater planet and to appreciate the processes of reef evolution
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Bianca C
The Bianca C sank in 1961 after catching fire following an explosion in the engine room.This remarkable wreck sits upright on the seabed fully entwined with nature providing a home to a whole new ecosystem
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King Mitch
The wreck of King Mitch sank in 1981 four miles off shore after the ship leaked and its bilge pump failed. Fortunately all of the crew survived. The wreck now lies in the sand on its port side, and because of its small size it can be covered quickly.
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Flamingo Bay
A shallow reef wall covered in spiralling sea whips. Very chilled dive and the sea here is a very pleasant turquoise blue colour. Find some cleaner shrimp in a barrel sponge and some juvenile angelfish.
Dive Sites
Our underwater treasures and marine life will fascinate any level of diver. A unique array of reefs, walls and ship wrecks in the blue green waters surround both Grenada and Carriacou.
With more than 30 sites, your Spice Experience can take you into the colour and magic of marine life. Visibility can range from 30 to 100 feet. The reefs, walls and wrecks are among the best in the region. The largest ship wreck in the Caribbean Sea, The Bianca C, burned and sank just outside the St. George' Harbour in 1961. This Italian luxury liner is encrusted with corals and is not only the largest but is considered the prize site in the Caribbean.
Bianca C Ship Wreck
The Bianca C, known locally as the 'Titanic of the Caribbean', due to its sheer size and presence, has very few rivals in the realms of warm water wreck diving. Diving Magazines and experts have listed the Bianca C as one of the 'top ten' wreck dive sites in… Read More
Boss Reef
This extensive reef system extends up to 5 miles from the harbour at St Georges to the southernmost aspect of the island and offers a number of enjoyable dives. The upper reef with its rolling topography is home to Lobster, Spotted Moray eels, trunkfish and often a passing green… Read More
Buccaneer Wreck
This former sloop lies elegantly on her starboard side in 72 feet just a short swim from Molinere Reef. Her retained superstructure allows a brief but entertaining swim -through and the chain locker is home to an engaging octopus. This wreck is a popular site for Barracuda and great… Read More
Dragon Bay
Located within a sheltered bay in Grenada’s Marine Protected Area this dive is ideal for divers of all levels. A series of sand channels guide you down northwards and outwards over to a sloping reef. This colorful reef enjoys some has some beautitful sponges and reef fish and is… Read More
Fiona Wreck
The wreck of this previous barge sits upright and affords a wreck diving opportunity in shallow water. A keen – eyed exploration of her hold and surrounds reveals a good array of critters including Banded coral shrimp, anemone and nudibranchs. Read More
Fisherman’s Paradise
This dive is located off of Point Salines where the Caribbean Sea meets the Atlantic Ocean. The currents can be strong and as such the diving is limited to certain times of the month and more suited to advanced divers. The reef has some superb topography with a number… Read More
Flamingo Bay
This dive site is located within the most northern part of Grenada’s Marine Protected Area and is one of the top sites on the island. Ideally suited to divers of all levels the reef is a treasure trove of marine species, including Elkhorn coral and ball, rope and barrel… Read More
Happy Valley
Centrally located within Grenada’s Marine Protected Area this vibrant wall dive enjoys some superb sponge and soft corals with good examples of Black and Whip corals. We enjoy frequent sightings of French Angel fish, large grouper and a plethora of reef fish. Along the reef look out for a… Read More
Hema 1 Wreck
This coastal freighter sank in rough seas during passage to Trinidad and is located 3 miles off the south coast of Grenada. Influenced by strong currents, this exciting dive offers sightings of Nurse and Reef shark and majestic Spotted Eagle rays hovering over the wreck. This is an advanced… Read More
Hildur Wreck
This cargo ship, one of our few deliberately placed artificial reef sites, was retrieved from the corner of the lagoon in St Georges in 2007. Located in Grand Mal Bay she has become a popular haunt for large grouper, Great Barracuda and a frequently sighted shoal of Atlantic Spade… Read More
Japanese Gardens
This shallow dive site, comprised of a series of coral formations interspersed with sand channels, very much creates the feeling of a garden. The reef enjoys some colorful soft coral growth and is a good site to see both green and hawksbill turtles, porcupine fish, lobster and an occasional… Read More
Kahonee Reef
This shallow coral reef plateau is ideally suited to both newer divers and photographers. Its gentle topography very much lends itself to taking your time and enjoying the extensive array of chromis, wrasse, and squirrel fish. Divers may often come across a feeding hawksbill concealed within the barrel sponges… Read More
Kapsis WreckKapsis Wreck
This sailing yacht is located at the southernmost tip of Grenada. She sank during Hurricane Ivan and is situated amid a shallow reef of fascinating swim throughs. She merits a brief visit as her most prominent feature is the exposed ‘head’ which unfailingly entertains the most serious of divers.… Read More
King Mitch
The second of our Atlantic wrecks, this dive is world-class. This converted minesweeper lies on her side in 110 feet of water and offers a host of holds, ladders and walkways for exploration. The wreck is near-guaranteed to offer encounters with sharks, rays and turtles. Given the depth and… Read More
Molinere Reef
Molinere Reef is located within Grenada’s Marine Protected Area and is a topographically interesting dive. The reef is interspersed with a series of with a series of gullies and sand channels. The outermost aspect of the reef incorporates a small wall where lobster, Scorpion fish and Moray eels are… Read More
Northern Exposure
On starting this dive at a shallow sand patch look out for the eel garden and a range of crustaceans including large conch. The dive takes you north over the brow of a ridge and along its north eastern aspect as you follow a gently sloping reef accompanied by… Read More
Purple Rain
This gentle drift dive, at times gentle at others exhilarating, offers a wealth of diverse soft coral, glorious barrel sponges and notably a variety of file fish. Join hawksbill turtles, rays and great barracuda as you ride along in a shower of vivid purple Creole wrasse. This really is… Read More
Quarter Wreck
This dive takes in the stern portion of a larger cargo vessel which is located in shallow water just off Quarantine point. The wreck retains her propeller and is a popular photo opportunity. A swim just a few minutes over the surrounding reef will allow you to locate the… Read More
Red Reef
This dive on the southern aspect of Grenada explores a series of coral islands. It is a favored spot for Atlantic and Southern stingray and large lobster. The reef affords shelter from the Atlantic currents for nurse sharks and they may often be found resting within and beneath the… Read More
Rum Runner
This large catamaran was a popular day charter boat in former years. Located on the edge of a fascinatingly peaked reef she is home to a pair of large Grey angelfish and frequently hosts shoals of Horse Eye Jacks and the occasional rum bottle. Read More
Shakem Wreck
This 180 feet cargo ship took on water and sank in 2001. In transit with a cargo of cement she sank within sight of the harbor at St Georges and sits intact on the sea bed. The bridge, captains quarters and engine room remain intact and are a popular… Read More
Shark Reef
Though shallow in depth, this reef is located on the Atlantic side of Grenada just south of Glovers Island and as such can be subject to strong currents and considerable surface swell. A rugged reef, divers may enjoy some sizeable brain coral and pillar coral formations. The topography affords… Read More
Southern Comfort
This gently sloping reef offers a relaxed dive and an opportunity to observe frequent cleaning stations staffed by cleaner wrasse, Neon gobies (two to each brain coral) and Pederson cleaner shrimp. It is also a good site for Spotted Moray eels and a riot of smaller reef fish including… Read More
Underwater Sculpture Park
Grenada’s Underwater Sculpture Park is based on the original sculptures of British sculptor Jason de Caires Taylor. A series of underwater works encapsulate Grenada’s colorful history, culture and folklore. Fashioned mainly from simple substrates including concrete and rebar the sculptures have created an artificial reef ideal now… Read More
Unity Courier
The 3 parts of this ship wreck lie in close proximity and are heavily colonized by a range of marine life. A short swim south will located the ship’s 2 boilers and an area favored by 2 Great anemones, The reef and surrounding sandy patches are popular with sting… Read More
Veronica L. Wreck 50’/ 15m
This much- loved and highly photogenic wreck is festooned with colorful soft corals, sponges and marine life. The open hold, crane and surrounds of this 25 metre cargo ship are home to Seahorse, Moray eels and on occasion, frog fish. Shallow in depth, it can be enjoyed by divers… Read More
Whibble Reef
This extensive reef is typically explored as a good-paced drift dive. Rather deeper and situated a little further offshore, is a good dive for pelagic species including huge schools of hunting Horse Eye Jacks and Great Barracuda. Hawksbill turtles and Spotted Eagle rays may also be regularly seen. Read More
