Dive the famous Underwater Sculpture Park, pristine coral reefs, and the largest shipwreck in the Caribbean

Grenada is a world-class diving destination featuring the famous Underwater Sculpture Park, abundant coral reefs, diverse marine life, and numerous shipwrecks including the massive Bianca C - the Caribbean's largest wreck. The island offers over 50 dive sites with calm Caribbean waters providing excellent visibility year-round. Divers explore unique underwater art installations where sculptures have become artificial reefs colonized by colorful corals and tropical fish. Marine life includes sea turtles, rays, moray eels, octopus, and schools of tropical fish. From shallow snorkel-friendly sites to deep technical wreck dives, Grenada accommodates all experience levels. Most dive operators provide comprehensive services including equipment, boat transportation, expert guides, and multi-dive packages. Whether discovering submerged sculptures, exploring historic shipwrecks, or drifting along pristine wall dives, Grenada's underwater world delivers unforgettable experiences in warm, crystal-clear Caribbean waters.
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World's first underwater sculpture gallery - unique diving experience unavailable elsewhere.
Bianca C cruise ship wreck at 100-160 feet - massive intact structure nicknamed "Titanic of Caribbean."
Calm Caribbean waters with 60-100+ feet visibility year-round and warm 80°F temperatures.
Coral gardens, walls, wrecks, sculptures, caves offering variety for all experience levels.
Dive or snorkel the famous underwater sculptures - Grenada's signature diving experience.
Explore Bianca C and other shipwrecks with dramatic structures and abundant marine life.
Pristine coral gardens and dramatic wall dives with colorful reefs and diverse fish.
Multiple dives visiting sculptures, reefs, and wrecks with lunch and all equipment.
Single dives: 2-3 hours. Two-tank dives: 4-5 hours. Full-day packages: 6-8 hours with 2-3 dives.
Underwater Sculpture Park, Bianca C wreck, Flamingo Bay, Molinere Reef, Boss Reef, Whibble Reef.
Water temp 80°F year-round. Visibility 60-100+ feet. Minimal current. Calm Caribbean waters.
Sea turtles, southern stingrays, moray eels, octopus, French angelfish, trumpetfish, seahorses.
Open Water sufficient for most sites. Advanced for Bianca C. Discover Scuba for beginners available.
Excellent underwater photo opportunities especially sculptures. Rental cameras available.
Underwater Sculpture Park best at 15-25 feet - suitable for snorkeling too
Bianca C requires Advanced certification and guide - 100-160 feet depth
Morning dives typically offer best visibility before winds pick up
Bring underwater camera - sculptures and marine life incredible photo subjects
Multi-dive packages offer better value than single dives
December-May best visibility but year-round diving excellent
Some operators include boat dogs - local celebrity diving mascots
Certification courses available - warm calm conditions perfect for learning
A: World's first underwater sculpture gallery created by British artist Jason deCaires Taylor in 2006. 75+ life-size concrete figures submerged 6-25 feet serving as artificial reef. Marine life colonized sculptures with corals, sponges, algae. Ring of children holding hands, life-size figures, cyclist. Snorkel or dive. Located Molinere Bay.
A: Italian luxury cruise liner sank 1961 after engine room fire. Largest shipwreck in Caribbean at 600 feet long. Lies 100-160 feet depth on seabed. Massive intact structure with swim-throughs. Nicknamed "Titanic of Caribbean." Requires Advanced certification. Spectacular wall dive. Engine room, propellers visible.
A: For most sites: Open Water sufficient (60 feet). Bianca C requires: Advanced (100+ feet). Beginner options: Discover Scuba (resort course) or snorkeling Sculpture Park. Certification courses available in Grenada. Warm calm conditions excellent for learning.
A: Yes! Many sculptures 6-15 feet deep - perfect snorkeling depth. Boat snorkel tours available. Easier, cheaper than diving but still spectacular. See most sculptures, marine life. Some deeper sculptures require diving. Tours provide equipment and transportation.
A: Single dive: $80-110. Two-tank dives: $150-200. Full-day 3-dive packages: $209-250. Bianca C specialty dive: $110-150. Sculpture Park snorkel tours: $89-110. Equipment rental: $30-50 if needed. Certification courses: $350-450. Multi-dive packages offer best value.
A: Common: sea turtles (hawksbill, green), southern stingrays, spotted eagle rays, moray eels, octopus, French angelfish, parrotfish, sergeant majors, trumpetfish. Occasional: nurse sharks, seahorses, frogfish. Healthy coral reefs with sponges, sea fans. Sculptures colonized by marine life.
A: Year-round excellent! December-May offers best visibility (80-100+ feet) and calmest seas. June-November visibility still good (60-80 feet) with fewer crowds and lower prices. Water temperature constant 80°F. Morning dives typically best visibility. Hurricanes rare affecting diving.
A: Yes! Underwater Sculpture Park and many reef sites shallow and beginner-friendly. Discover Scuba programs available for non-certified divers. Calm Caribbean conditions ideal for first-time divers. Certification courses offered. Advanced sites like Bianca C for experienced divers only.
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