Diving in Grenada
Including Bianca C Wreck. On the map.
The vibe
Diving here is characterized by dramatic underwater topography and historic shipwrecks that feel like a private discovery rather than a processed tourist circuit. The diving is excellent year-round, with the water remaining warm enough to skip the thick wetsuits. It feels like a boutique experience where you are treated as a diver rather than a passenger, keeping the atmosphere professional yet remarkably relaxed.
Standard dive certification
Bianca C Wreck, St. George's
Saint George
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Known as the 'Titanic of the Caribbean,' this 600-foot cruise ship is a world-class wreck dive sitting upright on the sandy bottom. Divers explore the massive decks, swimming pool, and bridge of this iconic vessel, which remains one of the most significant wreck sites in the region.
Access. Numerous PADI dive centers operate out of St. George's and Grand Anse, offering daily boat charters to the site. Advanced certification is highly recommended due to depth and potential currents.
Notes. Depth: 30-50 meters. Strong currents are common; advanced certification required.