Red Buoy liveaboardRed BuoyDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 8 - 24mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: ReefDescription: Located just outside St Georges harbour, this reef wall reveals a plethora of more than 20 coral-encrusted admiralty anchors, some dating back to the 1800's. One is very much aware of Grenada's history as a trading post for generations of seafarers.Marine lifeRed Buoy marine lifeFish: French angelfish6618700663058291Rhum RunnerRhum Runner liveaboardRhum RunnerDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 9 - 29mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Reef and WreckDescription: 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.Marine lifeRhum Runner marine lifeFish: Horse-eye jack7118700713040200Quarter WreckQuarter Wreck liveaboardQuarter WreckDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 6 - 20mVisibility: 15 - 30mWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: WreckDescription: 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.7018700703050258Purple RainPurple Rain liveaboardPurple RainDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 6 - 25mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Drift and ReefDescription: This 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.Marine lifePurple Rain marine lifeFish: Rock beauty, Spotted scorpionfish, Creole wrasse, Banded butterflyfish, Polygon moray, Planehead filefish, Spotted drumMamals: Hawksbill sea turtle7618700763046234Northern ExposureNorthern Exposure liveaboardNorthern ExposureDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 6 - 23mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: ReefDescription: On starting this dive at a shallow sand patch look out for the eel garden and a range of crustaceans including large conch.Marine lifeNorthern Exposure marine lifeFish: Great barracuda, Schoolmaster snapper, Yellow-tail snapper, Spanish hogfish7618700763036189Shark ReefShark Reef liveaboardShark ReefDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 12 - 18mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - moderateWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Reef and SharkDescription: Though shallow in depth, this reef is located on the Atlantic side of Grenada just south of Glover's Island and as such can be subject to strong currents and considerable surface swell. A rugged reef, divers may enjoy some size-able brain coral and pillar coral formations.Marine lifeShark Reef marine lifeFish: Nurse shark, Yellow-tail snapper, Trumpetfish, Blue-striped grunt, Banded butterflyfish, Cocoa damselfish, Flame-back angelfishMamals: Hawksbill sea turtle, Green sea turtle6218700623024123Southern ComfortSouthern Comfort liveaboardSouthern ComfortDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 8 - 12mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: ReefDescription: This gently sloping reef offers a relaxed dive and an opportunity to observe frequent cleaning stations staffed by cleaner wrasse, Neon gobies and Pederson cleaner shrimp.Marine lifeSouthern Comfort marine lifeFish: Squirrelfish, Blue-head wrasse, Blue chromis6418700643064320Windmill ShallowsWindmill Shallows liveaboardWindmill ShallowsDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 18 - 32mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Big fish and ReefDescription: The topography of this reef is impressive; in places it becomes a narrow ridge of plate coral just 30 feet in width. It is located on the outermost aspect of Grenada's reef system with a drop off down into the blue.7618700763052264Wibbles ReefWibbles Reef liveaboardWibbles ReefDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 15 - 26mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Cave, Reef and WreckDescription: 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.Marine lifeWibbles Reef marine lifeFish: Great barracuda, Spotted eagle ray, Horse-eye jackMamals: Hawksbill sea turtle6818700683044225ValleysValleys liveaboardValleysDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 8 - 22mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Ambience and ReefDescription: From its start point in the shallows, the dive follows a gently sloping sandy channel down to an open sandy patch bordered by a reef of plate coral. From here the dive heads westwards following the reef and crossing a series of sandy valleys.Marine lifeValleys marine lifeFish: Green moray, Spotted moray, Creole wrasse, French grunt, Brown chromis851870085301680Underwater Sculpture ParkUnderwater Sculpture Park liveaboardUnderwater Sculpture ParkDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 4 - 8mVisibility: 5 - 10mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Exploratory, Reef and SnorkelingDescription: 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.7518700753036183MV Veronica LMV Veronica L liveaboardMV Veronica LDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 14 - 18mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Night dive and WreckDescription: This much-loved and highly photogenic wreck is festooned with colourful 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.Marine lifeMV Veronica L marine lifeFish: Green moray, Spotted moray, Golden-tail moray eel6718700673030151MV Unity CourierMV Unity Courier liveaboardMV Unity CourierDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 12 - 15mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: WreckDescription: The 3 parts of this ship wreck lie in close proximity and are heavily colonized by a range of marine life.Marine lifeMV Unity Courier marine lifeFish: Southern stingray7718700773054279Flamingo BayFlamingo Bay liveaboardFlamingo BayDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 6 - 27mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Night dive, Reef and SnorkelingDescription: 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 sponges.Marine lifeFlamingo Bay marine lifeFish: Lined seahorse, Banded butterflyfish, Squirrelfish, Slender seahorse, Bar jack, Blue chromis, Cherubfish, Web burrfishSponges: Giant barrel sponge6418700643054273Happy ValleyHappy Valley liveaboardHappy ValleyDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 6 - 27mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: ReefDescription: 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.Marine lifeHappy Valley marine lifeFish: Black grouper, French angelfish, Slender seahorse6918700693058291Dragon BayDragon Bay liveaboardDragon BayDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 9 - 29mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Reef and SnorkelingDescription: 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.Marine lifeDragon Bay marine lifeFish: Southern stingray7118700713058290BuccaneerBuccaneer liveaboardBuccaneerDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 24 - 29mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: WreckDescription: 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.691870069301477Boss ReefBoss Reef liveaboardBoss ReefDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 6 - 7mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: ReefDescription: 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. zzMarine lifeBoss Reef marine lifeFish: Great barracuda, Nurse shark, Green moray, Southern stingray, Spotted morayMamals: Hawksbill sea turtle, Green sea turtle6318700633038195KahoneeKahonee liveaboardKahoneeDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 12 - 19mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: ReefDescription: 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 Blue and Brown chromis, wrasse, and Squirrel fish.Marine lifeKahonee marine lifeFish: Creole wrasse, Squirrelfish, Blue chromis, Brown chromisMamals: Hawksbill sea turtle8118700814070352King MitchKing Mitch liveaboardKing MitchDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 32 - 35mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Big fish, Shark and WreckDescription: 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.Marine lifeKing Mitch marine lifeFish: Nurse shark, Spotted eagle ray6918700694062310MV Shakem WreckMV Shakem Wreck liveaboardMV Shakem WreckDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 26 - 31mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - moderateWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: WreckDescription: 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.7418700744076382MV HildurMV Hildur liveaboardMV HildurDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 35 - 38mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Big fish and WreckDescription: 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 fish.Marine lifeMV Hildur marine lifeFish: Cherubfish, Yellow jack8418700844066336MV Hema 1MV Hema 1 liveaboardMV Hema 1Dive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 30 - 33mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Big fish, Shark and WreckDescription: 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.Marine lifeMV Hema 1 marine lifeFish: Nurse shark, Spotted eagle ray, Spotted trunkfish, Blue-striped grunt, French gruntMamals: Hawksbill sea turtle7018700703044228Molinere ReefMolinere Reef liveaboardMolinere ReefDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 8 - 22mVisibility: 10 - 20mCurrent: noneWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: ReefDescription: 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.Marine lifeMolinere Reef marine lifeFish: Green moray, Spotted moray, Spotted scorpionfish, Longlure frogfish, Sargassum fish, Slender seahorse, Yellow-head jawfish, Web burrfish8618700864100502Bianca CBianca C liveaboardBianca CDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 35 - 50mVisibility: 10 - 20mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Big fish, Shark and WreckDescription: The Bianca C, known locally as the 'Titanic of the Caribbean', due to her sheer size and presence, has very few rivals in the realms of warm water wreck diving.Marine lifeBianca C marine lifeFish: Spotted eagle ray, French gruntNo results foundfor selected CheckIn/CheckOut!Expand CeheckIn/CheckOut search criteria! This website uses cookies to improve your experience. We'll assume you're ok with this, but you can opt-out if you wish.Accept Reject Read MorePrivacy & Cookies Policy Close Privacy Overview This website uses cookies to improve your experience while you navigate through the website. Out of these cookies, the cookies that are categorized as necessary are stored on your browser as they are essential for the working of basic functionalities of the website. We also use third-party cookies that help us analyze and understand how you use this website. These cookies will be stored in your browser only with your consent. You also have the option to opt-out of these cookies. But opting out of some of these cookies may have an effect on your browsing experience. Necessary Always Enabled Necessary cookies are absolutely essential for the website to function properly. This category only includes cookies that ensures basic functionalities and security features of the website. These cookies do not store any personal information. 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Rhum Runner liveaboardRhum RunnerDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 9 - 29mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Reef and WreckDescription: 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.Marine lifeRhum Runner marine lifeFish: Horse-eye jack7118700713040200Quarter WreckQuarter Wreck liveaboardQuarter WreckDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 6 - 20mVisibility: 15 - 30mWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: WreckDescription: 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.7018700703050258Purple RainPurple Rain liveaboardPurple RainDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 6 - 25mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Drift and ReefDescription: This 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.Marine lifePurple Rain marine lifeFish: Rock beauty, Spotted scorpionfish, Creole wrasse, Banded butterflyfish, Polygon moray, Planehead filefish, Spotted drumMamals: Hawksbill sea turtle7618700763046234Northern ExposureNorthern Exposure liveaboardNorthern ExposureDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 6 - 23mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: ReefDescription: On starting this dive at a shallow sand patch look out for the eel garden and a range of crustaceans including large conch.Marine lifeNorthern Exposure marine lifeFish: Great barracuda, Schoolmaster snapper, Yellow-tail snapper, Spanish hogfish7618700763036189Shark ReefShark Reef liveaboardShark ReefDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 12 - 18mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - moderateWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Reef and SharkDescription: Though shallow in depth, this reef is located on the Atlantic side of Grenada just south of Glover's Island and as such can be subject to strong currents and considerable surface swell. A rugged reef, divers may enjoy some size-able brain coral and pillar coral formations.Marine lifeShark Reef marine lifeFish: Nurse shark, Yellow-tail snapper, Trumpetfish, Blue-striped grunt, Banded butterflyfish, Cocoa damselfish, Flame-back angelfishMamals: Hawksbill sea turtle, Green sea turtle6218700623024123Southern ComfortSouthern Comfort liveaboardSouthern ComfortDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 8 - 12mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: ReefDescription: This gently sloping reef offers a relaxed dive and an opportunity to observe frequent cleaning stations staffed by cleaner wrasse, Neon gobies and Pederson cleaner shrimp.Marine lifeSouthern Comfort marine lifeFish: Squirrelfish, Blue-head wrasse, Blue chromis6418700643064320Windmill ShallowsWindmill Shallows liveaboardWindmill ShallowsDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 18 - 32mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Big fish and ReefDescription: The topography of this reef is impressive; in places it becomes a narrow ridge of plate coral just 30 feet in width. It is located on the outermost aspect of Grenada's reef system with a drop off down into the blue.7618700763052264Wibbles ReefWibbles Reef liveaboardWibbles ReefDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 15 - 26mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Cave, Reef and WreckDescription: 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.Marine lifeWibbles Reef marine lifeFish: Great barracuda, Spotted eagle ray, Horse-eye jackMamals: Hawksbill sea turtle6818700683044225ValleysValleys liveaboardValleysDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 8 - 22mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Ambience and ReefDescription: From its start point in the shallows, the dive follows a gently sloping sandy channel down to an open sandy patch bordered by a reef of plate coral. From here the dive heads westwards following the reef and crossing a series of sandy valleys.Marine lifeValleys marine lifeFish: Green moray, Spotted moray, Creole wrasse, French grunt, Brown chromis851870085301680Underwater Sculpture ParkUnderwater Sculpture Park liveaboardUnderwater Sculpture ParkDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 4 - 8mVisibility: 5 - 10mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Exploratory, Reef and SnorkelingDescription: 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.7518700753036183MV Veronica LMV Veronica L liveaboardMV Veronica LDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 14 - 18mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Night dive and WreckDescription: This much-loved and highly photogenic wreck is festooned with colourful 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.Marine lifeMV Veronica L marine lifeFish: Green moray, Spotted moray, Golden-tail moray eel6718700673030151MV Unity CourierMV Unity Courier liveaboardMV Unity CourierDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 12 - 15mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: WreckDescription: The 3 parts of this ship wreck lie in close proximity and are heavily colonized by a range of marine life.Marine lifeMV Unity Courier marine lifeFish: Southern stingray7718700773054279Flamingo BayFlamingo Bay liveaboardFlamingo BayDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 6 - 27mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Night dive, Reef and SnorkelingDescription: 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 sponges.Marine lifeFlamingo Bay marine lifeFish: Lined seahorse, Banded butterflyfish, Squirrelfish, Slender seahorse, Bar jack, Blue chromis, Cherubfish, Web burrfishSponges: Giant barrel sponge6418700643054273Happy ValleyHappy Valley liveaboardHappy ValleyDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 6 - 27mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: ReefDescription: 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.Marine lifeHappy Valley marine lifeFish: Black grouper, French angelfish, Slender seahorse6918700693058291Dragon BayDragon Bay liveaboardDragon BayDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 9 - 29mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Reef and SnorkelingDescription: 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.Marine lifeDragon Bay marine lifeFish: Southern stingray7118700713058290BuccaneerBuccaneer liveaboardBuccaneerDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 24 - 29mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: WreckDescription: 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.691870069301477Boss ReefBoss Reef liveaboardBoss ReefDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 6 - 7mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: ReefDescription: 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. zzMarine lifeBoss Reef marine lifeFish: Great barracuda, Nurse shark, Green moray, Southern stingray, Spotted morayMamals: Hawksbill sea turtle, Green sea turtle6318700633038195KahoneeKahonee liveaboardKahoneeDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 12 - 19mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: ReefDescription: 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 Blue and Brown chromis, wrasse, and Squirrel fish.Marine lifeKahonee marine lifeFish: Creole wrasse, Squirrelfish, Blue chromis, Brown chromisMamals: Hawksbill sea turtle8118700814070352King MitchKing Mitch liveaboardKing MitchDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 32 - 35mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Big fish, Shark and WreckDescription: 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.Marine lifeKing Mitch marine lifeFish: Nurse shark, Spotted eagle ray6918700694062310MV Shakem WreckMV Shakem Wreck liveaboardMV Shakem WreckDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 26 - 31mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - moderateWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: WreckDescription: 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.7418700744076382MV HildurMV Hildur liveaboardMV HildurDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 35 - 38mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Big fish and WreckDescription: 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 fish.Marine lifeMV Hildur marine lifeFish: Cherubfish, Yellow jack8418700844066336MV Hema 1MV Hema 1 liveaboardMV Hema 1Dive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 30 - 33mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Big fish, Shark and WreckDescription: 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.Marine lifeMV Hema 1 marine lifeFish: Nurse shark, Spotted eagle ray, Spotted trunkfish, Blue-striped grunt, French gruntMamals: Hawksbill sea turtle7018700703044228Molinere ReefMolinere Reef liveaboardMolinere ReefDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 8 - 22mVisibility: 10 - 20mCurrent: noneWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: ReefDescription: 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.Marine lifeMolinere Reef marine lifeFish: Green moray, Spotted moray, Spotted scorpionfish, Longlure frogfish, Sargassum fish, Slender seahorse, Yellow-head jawfish, Web burrfish8618700864100502Bianca CBianca C liveaboardBianca CDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 35 - 50mVisibility: 10 - 20mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Big fish, Shark and WreckDescription: The Bianca C, known locally as the 'Titanic of the Caribbean', due to her sheer size and presence, has very few rivals in the realms of warm water wreck diving.Marine lifeBianca C marine lifeFish: Spotted eagle ray, French gruntNo results foundfor selected CheckIn/CheckOut!Expand CeheckIn/CheckOut search criteria! This website uses cookies to improve your experience. We'll assume you're ok with this, but you can opt-out if you wish.Accept Reject Read MorePrivacy & Cookies Policy Close Privacy Overview This website uses cookies to improve your experience while you navigate through the website. Out of these cookies, the cookies that are categorized as necessary are stored on your browser as they are essential for the working of basic functionalities of the website. We also use third-party cookies that help us analyze and understand how you use this website. These cookies will be stored in your browser only with your consent. You also have the option to opt-out of these cookies. But opting out of some of these cookies may have an effect on your browsing experience. Necessary Always Enabled Necessary cookies are absolutely essential for the website to function properly. This category only includes cookies that ensures basic functionalities and security features of the website. These cookies do not store any personal information. 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Quarter Wreck liveaboardQuarter WreckDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 6 - 20mVisibility: 15 - 30mWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: WreckDescription: 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.7018700703050258Purple RainPurple Rain liveaboardPurple RainDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 6 - 25mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Drift and ReefDescription: This 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.Marine lifePurple Rain marine lifeFish: Rock beauty, Spotted scorpionfish, Creole wrasse, Banded butterflyfish, Polygon moray, Planehead filefish, Spotted drumMamals: Hawksbill sea turtle7618700763046234Northern ExposureNorthern Exposure liveaboardNorthern ExposureDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 6 - 23mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: ReefDescription: On starting this dive at a shallow sand patch look out for the eel garden and a range of crustaceans including large conch.Marine lifeNorthern Exposure marine lifeFish: Great barracuda, Schoolmaster snapper, Yellow-tail snapper, Spanish hogfish7618700763036189Shark ReefShark Reef liveaboardShark ReefDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 12 - 18mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - moderateWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Reef and SharkDescription: Though shallow in depth, this reef is located on the Atlantic side of Grenada just south of Glover's Island and as such can be subject to strong currents and considerable surface swell. A rugged reef, divers may enjoy some size-able brain coral and pillar coral formations.Marine lifeShark Reef marine lifeFish: Nurse shark, Yellow-tail snapper, Trumpetfish, Blue-striped grunt, Banded butterflyfish, Cocoa damselfish, Flame-back angelfishMamals: Hawksbill sea turtle, Green sea turtle6218700623024123Southern ComfortSouthern Comfort liveaboardSouthern ComfortDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 8 - 12mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: ReefDescription: This gently sloping reef offers a relaxed dive and an opportunity to observe frequent cleaning stations staffed by cleaner wrasse, Neon gobies and Pederson cleaner shrimp.Marine lifeSouthern Comfort marine lifeFish: Squirrelfish, Blue-head wrasse, Blue chromis6418700643064320Windmill ShallowsWindmill Shallows liveaboardWindmill ShallowsDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 18 - 32mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Big fish and ReefDescription: The topography of this reef is impressive; in places it becomes a narrow ridge of plate coral just 30 feet in width. It is located on the outermost aspect of Grenada's reef system with a drop off down into the blue.7618700763052264Wibbles ReefWibbles Reef liveaboardWibbles ReefDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 15 - 26mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Cave, Reef and WreckDescription: 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.Marine lifeWibbles Reef marine lifeFish: Great barracuda, Spotted eagle ray, Horse-eye jackMamals: Hawksbill sea turtle6818700683044225ValleysValleys liveaboardValleysDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 8 - 22mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Ambience and ReefDescription: From its start point in the shallows, the dive follows a gently sloping sandy channel down to an open sandy patch bordered by a reef of plate coral. From here the dive heads westwards following the reef and crossing a series of sandy valleys.Marine lifeValleys marine lifeFish: Green moray, Spotted moray, Creole wrasse, French grunt, Brown chromis851870085301680Underwater Sculpture ParkUnderwater Sculpture Park liveaboardUnderwater Sculpture ParkDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 4 - 8mVisibility: 5 - 10mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Exploratory, Reef and SnorkelingDescription: 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.7518700753036183MV Veronica LMV Veronica L liveaboardMV Veronica LDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 14 - 18mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Night dive and WreckDescription: This much-loved and highly photogenic wreck is festooned with colourful 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.Marine lifeMV Veronica L marine lifeFish: Green moray, Spotted moray, Golden-tail moray eel6718700673030151MV Unity CourierMV Unity Courier liveaboardMV Unity CourierDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 12 - 15mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: WreckDescription: The 3 parts of this ship wreck lie in close proximity and are heavily colonized by a range of marine life.Marine lifeMV Unity Courier marine lifeFish: Southern stingray7718700773054279Flamingo BayFlamingo Bay liveaboardFlamingo BayDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 6 - 27mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Night dive, Reef and SnorkelingDescription: 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 sponges.Marine lifeFlamingo Bay marine lifeFish: Lined seahorse, Banded butterflyfish, Squirrelfish, Slender seahorse, Bar jack, Blue chromis, Cherubfish, Web burrfishSponges: Giant barrel sponge6418700643054273Happy ValleyHappy Valley liveaboardHappy ValleyDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 6 - 27mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: ReefDescription: 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.Marine lifeHappy Valley marine lifeFish: Black grouper, French angelfish, Slender seahorse6918700693058291Dragon BayDragon Bay liveaboardDragon BayDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 9 - 29mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Reef and SnorkelingDescription: 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.Marine lifeDragon Bay marine lifeFish: Southern stingray7118700713058290BuccaneerBuccaneer liveaboardBuccaneerDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 24 - 29mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: WreckDescription: 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.691870069301477Boss ReefBoss Reef liveaboardBoss ReefDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 6 - 7mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: ReefDescription: 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. zzMarine lifeBoss Reef marine lifeFish: Great barracuda, Nurse shark, Green moray, Southern stingray, Spotted morayMamals: Hawksbill sea turtle, Green sea turtle6318700633038195KahoneeKahonee liveaboardKahoneeDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 12 - 19mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: ReefDescription: 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 Blue and Brown chromis, wrasse, and Squirrel fish.Marine lifeKahonee marine lifeFish: Creole wrasse, Squirrelfish, Blue chromis, Brown chromisMamals: Hawksbill sea turtle8118700814070352King MitchKing Mitch liveaboardKing MitchDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 32 - 35mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Big fish, Shark and WreckDescription: 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.Marine lifeKing Mitch marine lifeFish: Nurse shark, Spotted eagle ray6918700694062310MV Shakem WreckMV Shakem Wreck liveaboardMV Shakem WreckDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 26 - 31mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - moderateWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: WreckDescription: 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.7418700744076382MV HildurMV Hildur liveaboardMV HildurDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 35 - 38mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Big fish and WreckDescription: 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 fish.Marine lifeMV Hildur marine lifeFish: Cherubfish, Yellow jack8418700844066336MV Hema 1MV Hema 1 liveaboardMV Hema 1Dive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 30 - 33mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Big fish, Shark and WreckDescription: 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.Marine lifeMV Hema 1 marine lifeFish: Nurse shark, Spotted eagle ray, Spotted trunkfish, Blue-striped grunt, French gruntMamals: Hawksbill sea turtle7018700703044228Molinere ReefMolinere Reef liveaboardMolinere ReefDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 8 - 22mVisibility: 10 - 20mCurrent: noneWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: ReefDescription: 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.Marine lifeMolinere Reef marine lifeFish: Green moray, Spotted moray, Spotted scorpionfish, Longlure frogfish, Sargassum fish, Slender seahorse, Yellow-head jawfish, Web burrfish8618700864100502Bianca CBianca C liveaboardBianca CDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 35 - 50mVisibility: 10 - 20mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Big fish, Shark and WreckDescription: The Bianca C, known locally as the 'Titanic of the Caribbean', due to her sheer size and presence, has very few rivals in the realms of warm water wreck diving.Marine lifeBianca C marine lifeFish: Spotted eagle ray, French gruntNo results foundfor selected CheckIn/CheckOut!Expand CeheckIn/CheckOut search criteria! This website uses cookies to improve your experience. 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Purple Rain liveaboardPurple RainDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 6 - 25mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Drift and ReefDescription: This 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.Marine lifePurple Rain marine lifeFish: Rock beauty, Spotted scorpionfish, Creole wrasse, Banded butterflyfish, Polygon moray, Planehead filefish, Spotted drumMamals: Hawksbill sea turtle7618700763046234Northern ExposureNorthern Exposure liveaboardNorthern ExposureDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 6 - 23mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: ReefDescription: On starting this dive at a shallow sand patch look out for the eel garden and a range of crustaceans including large conch.Marine lifeNorthern Exposure marine lifeFish: Great barracuda, Schoolmaster snapper, Yellow-tail snapper, Spanish hogfish7618700763036189Shark ReefShark Reef liveaboardShark ReefDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 12 - 18mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - moderateWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Reef and SharkDescription: Though shallow in depth, this reef is located on the Atlantic side of Grenada just south of Glover's Island and as such can be subject to strong currents and considerable surface swell. A rugged reef, divers may enjoy some size-able brain coral and pillar coral formations.Marine lifeShark Reef marine lifeFish: Nurse shark, Yellow-tail snapper, Trumpetfish, Blue-striped grunt, Banded butterflyfish, Cocoa damselfish, Flame-back angelfishMamals: Hawksbill sea turtle, Green sea turtle6218700623024123Southern ComfortSouthern Comfort liveaboardSouthern ComfortDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 8 - 12mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: ReefDescription: This gently sloping reef offers a relaxed dive and an opportunity to observe frequent cleaning stations staffed by cleaner wrasse, Neon gobies and Pederson cleaner shrimp.Marine lifeSouthern Comfort marine lifeFish: Squirrelfish, Blue-head wrasse, Blue chromis6418700643064320Windmill ShallowsWindmill Shallows liveaboardWindmill ShallowsDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 18 - 32mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Big fish and ReefDescription: The topography of this reef is impressive; in places it becomes a narrow ridge of plate coral just 30 feet in width. It is located on the outermost aspect of Grenada's reef system with a drop off down into the blue.7618700763052264Wibbles ReefWibbles Reef liveaboardWibbles ReefDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 15 - 26mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Cave, Reef and WreckDescription: 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.Marine lifeWibbles Reef marine lifeFish: Great barracuda, Spotted eagle ray, Horse-eye jackMamals: Hawksbill sea turtle6818700683044225ValleysValleys liveaboardValleysDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 8 - 22mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Ambience and ReefDescription: From its start point in the shallows, the dive follows a gently sloping sandy channel down to an open sandy patch bordered by a reef of plate coral. From here the dive heads westwards following the reef and crossing a series of sandy valleys.Marine lifeValleys marine lifeFish: Green moray, Spotted moray, Creole wrasse, French grunt, Brown chromis851870085301680Underwater Sculpture ParkUnderwater Sculpture Park liveaboardUnderwater Sculpture ParkDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 4 - 8mVisibility: 5 - 10mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Exploratory, Reef and SnorkelingDescription: 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.7518700753036183MV Veronica LMV Veronica L liveaboardMV Veronica LDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 14 - 18mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Night dive and WreckDescription: This much-loved and highly photogenic wreck is festooned with colourful 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.Marine lifeMV Veronica L marine lifeFish: Green moray, Spotted moray, Golden-tail moray eel6718700673030151MV Unity CourierMV Unity Courier liveaboardMV Unity CourierDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 12 - 15mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: WreckDescription: The 3 parts of this ship wreck lie in close proximity and are heavily colonized by a range of marine life.Marine lifeMV Unity Courier marine lifeFish: Southern stingray7718700773054279Flamingo BayFlamingo Bay liveaboardFlamingo BayDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 6 - 27mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Night dive, Reef and SnorkelingDescription: 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 sponges.Marine lifeFlamingo Bay marine lifeFish: Lined seahorse, Banded butterflyfish, Squirrelfish, Slender seahorse, Bar jack, Blue chromis, Cherubfish, Web burrfishSponges: Giant barrel sponge6418700643054273Happy ValleyHappy Valley liveaboardHappy ValleyDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 6 - 27mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: ReefDescription: 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.Marine lifeHappy Valley marine lifeFish: Black grouper, French angelfish, Slender seahorse6918700693058291Dragon BayDragon Bay liveaboardDragon BayDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 9 - 29mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Reef and SnorkelingDescription: 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.Marine lifeDragon Bay marine lifeFish: Southern stingray7118700713058290BuccaneerBuccaneer liveaboardBuccaneerDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 24 - 29mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: WreckDescription: 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.691870069301477Boss ReefBoss Reef liveaboardBoss ReefDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 6 - 7mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: ReefDescription: 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. zzMarine lifeBoss Reef marine lifeFish: Great barracuda, Nurse shark, Green moray, Southern stingray, Spotted morayMamals: Hawksbill sea turtle, Green sea turtle6318700633038195KahoneeKahonee liveaboardKahoneeDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 12 - 19mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: ReefDescription: 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 Blue and Brown chromis, wrasse, and Squirrel fish.Marine lifeKahonee marine lifeFish: Creole wrasse, Squirrelfish, Blue chromis, Brown chromisMamals: Hawksbill sea turtle8118700814070352King MitchKing Mitch liveaboardKing MitchDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 32 - 35mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Big fish, Shark and WreckDescription: 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.Marine lifeKing Mitch marine lifeFish: Nurse shark, Spotted eagle ray6918700694062310MV Shakem WreckMV Shakem Wreck liveaboardMV Shakem WreckDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 26 - 31mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - moderateWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: WreckDescription: 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.7418700744076382MV HildurMV Hildur liveaboardMV HildurDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 35 - 38mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Big fish and WreckDescription: 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 fish.Marine lifeMV Hildur marine lifeFish: Cherubfish, Yellow jack8418700844066336MV Hema 1MV Hema 1 liveaboardMV Hema 1Dive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 30 - 33mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Big fish, Shark and WreckDescription: 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.Marine lifeMV Hema 1 marine lifeFish: Nurse shark, Spotted eagle ray, Spotted trunkfish, Blue-striped grunt, French gruntMamals: Hawksbill sea turtle7018700703044228Molinere ReefMolinere Reef liveaboardMolinere ReefDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 8 - 22mVisibility: 10 - 20mCurrent: noneWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: ReefDescription: 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.Marine lifeMolinere Reef marine lifeFish: Green moray, Spotted moray, Spotted scorpionfish, Longlure frogfish, Sargassum fish, Slender seahorse, Yellow-head jawfish, Web burrfish8618700864100502Bianca CBianca C liveaboardBianca CDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 35 - 50mVisibility: 10 - 20mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Big fish, Shark and WreckDescription: The Bianca C, known locally as the 'Titanic of the Caribbean', due to her sheer size and presence, has very few rivals in the realms of warm water wreck diving.Marine lifeBianca C marine lifeFish: Spotted eagle ray, French gruntNo results foundfor selected CheckIn/CheckOut!Expand CeheckIn/CheckOut search criteria! This website uses cookies to improve your experience. We'll assume you're ok with this, but you can opt-out if you wish.Accept Reject Read MorePrivacy & Cookies Policy Close Privacy Overview This website uses cookies to improve your experience while you navigate through the website. Out of these cookies, the cookies that are categorized as necessary are stored on your browser as they are essential for the working of basic functionalities of the website. We also use third-party cookies that help us analyze and understand how you use this website. These cookies will be stored in your browser only with your consent. You also have the option to opt-out of these cookies. But opting out of some of these cookies may have an effect on your browsing experience. Necessary Always Enabled Necessary cookies are absolutely essential for the website to function properly. This category only includes cookies that ensures basic functionalities and security features of the website. These cookies do not store any personal information. 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Northern Exposure liveaboardNorthern ExposureDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 6 - 23mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: ReefDescription: On starting this dive at a shallow sand patch look out for the eel garden and a range of crustaceans including large conch.Marine lifeNorthern Exposure marine lifeFish: Great barracuda, Schoolmaster snapper, Yellow-tail snapper, Spanish hogfish7618700763036189Shark ReefShark Reef liveaboardShark ReefDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 12 - 18mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - moderateWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Reef and SharkDescription: Though shallow in depth, this reef is located on the Atlantic side of Grenada just south of Glover's Island and as such can be subject to strong currents and considerable surface swell. A rugged reef, divers may enjoy some size-able brain coral and pillar coral formations.Marine lifeShark Reef marine lifeFish: Nurse shark, Yellow-tail snapper, Trumpetfish, Blue-striped grunt, Banded butterflyfish, Cocoa damselfish, Flame-back angelfishMamals: Hawksbill sea turtle, Green sea turtle6218700623024123Southern ComfortSouthern Comfort liveaboardSouthern ComfortDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 8 - 12mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: ReefDescription: This gently sloping reef offers a relaxed dive and an opportunity to observe frequent cleaning stations staffed by cleaner wrasse, Neon gobies and Pederson cleaner shrimp.Marine lifeSouthern Comfort marine lifeFish: Squirrelfish, Blue-head wrasse, Blue chromis6418700643064320Windmill ShallowsWindmill Shallows liveaboardWindmill ShallowsDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 18 - 32mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Big fish and ReefDescription: The topography of this reef is impressive; in places it becomes a narrow ridge of plate coral just 30 feet in width. It is located on the outermost aspect of Grenada's reef system with a drop off down into the blue.7618700763052264Wibbles ReefWibbles Reef liveaboardWibbles ReefDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 15 - 26mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Cave, Reef and WreckDescription: 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.Marine lifeWibbles Reef marine lifeFish: Great barracuda, Spotted eagle ray, Horse-eye jackMamals: Hawksbill sea turtle6818700683044225ValleysValleys liveaboardValleysDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 8 - 22mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Ambience and ReefDescription: From its start point in the shallows, the dive follows a gently sloping sandy channel down to an open sandy patch bordered by a reef of plate coral. From here the dive heads westwards following the reef and crossing a series of sandy valleys.Marine lifeValleys marine lifeFish: Green moray, Spotted moray, Creole wrasse, French grunt, Brown chromis851870085301680Underwater Sculpture ParkUnderwater Sculpture Park liveaboardUnderwater Sculpture ParkDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 4 - 8mVisibility: 5 - 10mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Exploratory, Reef and SnorkelingDescription: 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.7518700753036183MV Veronica LMV Veronica L liveaboardMV Veronica LDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 14 - 18mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Night dive and WreckDescription: This much-loved and highly photogenic wreck is festooned with colourful 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.Marine lifeMV Veronica L marine lifeFish: Green moray, Spotted moray, Golden-tail moray eel6718700673030151MV Unity CourierMV Unity Courier liveaboardMV Unity CourierDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 12 - 15mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: WreckDescription: The 3 parts of this ship wreck lie in close proximity and are heavily colonized by a range of marine life.Marine lifeMV Unity Courier marine lifeFish: Southern stingray7718700773054279Flamingo BayFlamingo Bay liveaboardFlamingo BayDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 6 - 27mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Night dive, Reef and SnorkelingDescription: 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 sponges.Marine lifeFlamingo Bay marine lifeFish: Lined seahorse, Banded butterflyfish, Squirrelfish, Slender seahorse, Bar jack, Blue chromis, Cherubfish, Web burrfishSponges: Giant barrel sponge6418700643054273Happy ValleyHappy Valley liveaboardHappy ValleyDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 6 - 27mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: ReefDescription: 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.Marine lifeHappy Valley marine lifeFish: Black grouper, French angelfish, Slender seahorse6918700693058291Dragon BayDragon Bay liveaboardDragon BayDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 9 - 29mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Reef and SnorkelingDescription: 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.Marine lifeDragon Bay marine lifeFish: Southern stingray7118700713058290BuccaneerBuccaneer liveaboardBuccaneerDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 24 - 29mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: WreckDescription: 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.691870069301477Boss ReefBoss Reef liveaboardBoss ReefDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 6 - 7mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: ReefDescription: 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. zzMarine lifeBoss Reef marine lifeFish: Great barracuda, Nurse shark, Green moray, Southern stingray, Spotted morayMamals: Hawksbill sea turtle, Green sea turtle6318700633038195KahoneeKahonee liveaboardKahoneeDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 12 - 19mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: ReefDescription: 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 Blue and Brown chromis, wrasse, and Squirrel fish.Marine lifeKahonee marine lifeFish: Creole wrasse, Squirrelfish, Blue chromis, Brown chromisMamals: Hawksbill sea turtle8118700814070352King MitchKing Mitch liveaboardKing MitchDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 32 - 35mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Big fish, Shark and WreckDescription: 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.Marine lifeKing Mitch marine lifeFish: Nurse shark, Spotted eagle ray6918700694062310MV Shakem WreckMV Shakem Wreck liveaboardMV Shakem WreckDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 26 - 31mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - moderateWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: WreckDescription: 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.7418700744076382MV HildurMV Hildur liveaboardMV HildurDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 35 - 38mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Big fish and WreckDescription: 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 fish.Marine lifeMV Hildur marine lifeFish: Cherubfish, Yellow jack8418700844066336MV Hema 1MV Hema 1 liveaboardMV Hema 1Dive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 30 - 33mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Big fish, Shark and WreckDescription: 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.Marine lifeMV Hema 1 marine lifeFish: Nurse shark, Spotted eagle ray, Spotted trunkfish, Blue-striped grunt, French gruntMamals: Hawksbill sea turtle7018700703044228Molinere ReefMolinere Reef liveaboardMolinere ReefDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 8 - 22mVisibility: 10 - 20mCurrent: noneWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: ReefDescription: 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.Marine lifeMolinere Reef marine lifeFish: Green moray, Spotted moray, Spotted scorpionfish, Longlure frogfish, Sargassum fish, Slender seahorse, Yellow-head jawfish, Web burrfish8618700864100502Bianca CBianca C liveaboardBianca CDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 35 - 50mVisibility: 10 - 20mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Big fish, Shark and WreckDescription: The Bianca C, known locally as the 'Titanic of the Caribbean', due to her sheer size and presence, has very few rivals in the realms of warm water wreck diving.Marine lifeBianca C marine lifeFish: Spotted eagle ray, French gruntNo results foundfor selected CheckIn/CheckOut!Expand CeheckIn/CheckOut search criteria! This website uses cookies to improve your experience. 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Shark Reef liveaboardShark ReefDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 12 - 18mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - moderateWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Reef and SharkDescription: Though shallow in depth, this reef is located on the Atlantic side of Grenada just south of Glover's Island and as such can be subject to strong currents and considerable surface swell. A rugged reef, divers may enjoy some size-able brain coral and pillar coral formations.Marine lifeShark Reef marine lifeFish: Nurse shark, Yellow-tail snapper, Trumpetfish, Blue-striped grunt, Banded butterflyfish, Cocoa damselfish, Flame-back angelfishMamals: Hawksbill sea turtle, Green sea turtle6218700623024123Southern ComfortSouthern Comfort liveaboardSouthern ComfortDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 8 - 12mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: ReefDescription: This gently sloping reef offers a relaxed dive and an opportunity to observe frequent cleaning stations staffed by cleaner wrasse, Neon gobies and Pederson cleaner shrimp.Marine lifeSouthern Comfort marine lifeFish: Squirrelfish, Blue-head wrasse, Blue chromis6418700643064320Windmill ShallowsWindmill Shallows liveaboardWindmill ShallowsDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 18 - 32mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Big fish and ReefDescription: The topography of this reef is impressive; in places it becomes a narrow ridge of plate coral just 30 feet in width. It is located on the outermost aspect of Grenada's reef system with a drop off down into the blue.7618700763052264Wibbles ReefWibbles Reef liveaboardWibbles ReefDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 15 - 26mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Cave, Reef and WreckDescription: 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.Marine lifeWibbles Reef marine lifeFish: Great barracuda, Spotted eagle ray, Horse-eye jackMamals: Hawksbill sea turtle6818700683044225ValleysValleys liveaboardValleysDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 8 - 22mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Ambience and ReefDescription: From its start point in the shallows, the dive follows a gently sloping sandy channel down to an open sandy patch bordered by a reef of plate coral. From here the dive heads westwards following the reef and crossing a series of sandy valleys.Marine lifeValleys marine lifeFish: Green moray, Spotted moray, Creole wrasse, French grunt, Brown chromis851870085301680Underwater Sculpture ParkUnderwater Sculpture Park liveaboardUnderwater Sculpture ParkDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 4 - 8mVisibility: 5 - 10mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Exploratory, Reef and SnorkelingDescription: 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.7518700753036183MV Veronica LMV Veronica L liveaboardMV Veronica LDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 14 - 18mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Night dive and WreckDescription: This much-loved and highly photogenic wreck is festooned with colourful 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.Marine lifeMV Veronica L marine lifeFish: Green moray, Spotted moray, Golden-tail moray eel6718700673030151MV Unity CourierMV Unity Courier liveaboardMV Unity CourierDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 12 - 15mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: WreckDescription: The 3 parts of this ship wreck lie in close proximity and are heavily colonized by a range of marine life.Marine lifeMV Unity Courier marine lifeFish: Southern stingray7718700773054279Flamingo BayFlamingo Bay liveaboardFlamingo BayDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 6 - 27mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Night dive, Reef and SnorkelingDescription: 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 sponges.Marine lifeFlamingo Bay marine lifeFish: Lined seahorse, Banded butterflyfish, Squirrelfish, Slender seahorse, Bar jack, Blue chromis, Cherubfish, Web burrfishSponges: Giant barrel sponge6418700643054273Happy ValleyHappy Valley liveaboardHappy ValleyDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 6 - 27mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: ReefDescription: 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.Marine lifeHappy Valley marine lifeFish: Black grouper, French angelfish, Slender seahorse6918700693058291Dragon BayDragon Bay liveaboardDragon BayDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 9 - 29mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Reef and SnorkelingDescription: 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.Marine lifeDragon Bay marine lifeFish: Southern stingray7118700713058290BuccaneerBuccaneer liveaboardBuccaneerDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 24 - 29mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: WreckDescription: 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.691870069301477Boss ReefBoss Reef liveaboardBoss ReefDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 6 - 7mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: ReefDescription: 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. zzMarine lifeBoss Reef marine lifeFish: Great barracuda, Nurse shark, Green moray, Southern stingray, Spotted morayMamals: Hawksbill sea turtle, Green sea turtle6318700633038195KahoneeKahonee liveaboardKahoneeDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 12 - 19mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: ReefDescription: 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 Blue and Brown chromis, wrasse, and Squirrel fish.Marine lifeKahonee marine lifeFish: Creole wrasse, Squirrelfish, Blue chromis, Brown chromisMamals: Hawksbill sea turtle8118700814070352King MitchKing Mitch liveaboardKing MitchDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 32 - 35mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Big fish, Shark and WreckDescription: 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.Marine lifeKing Mitch marine lifeFish: Nurse shark, Spotted eagle ray6918700694062310MV Shakem WreckMV Shakem Wreck liveaboardMV Shakem WreckDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 26 - 31mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - moderateWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: WreckDescription: 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.7418700744076382MV HildurMV Hildur liveaboardMV HildurDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 35 - 38mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Big fish and WreckDescription: 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 fish.Marine lifeMV Hildur marine lifeFish: Cherubfish, Yellow jack8418700844066336MV Hema 1MV Hema 1 liveaboardMV Hema 1Dive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 30 - 33mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Big fish, Shark and WreckDescription: 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.Marine lifeMV Hema 1 marine lifeFish: Nurse shark, Spotted eagle ray, Spotted trunkfish, Blue-striped grunt, French gruntMamals: Hawksbill sea turtle7018700703044228Molinere ReefMolinere Reef liveaboardMolinere ReefDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 8 - 22mVisibility: 10 - 20mCurrent: noneWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: ReefDescription: 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.Marine lifeMolinere Reef marine lifeFish: Green moray, Spotted moray, Spotted scorpionfish, Longlure frogfish, Sargassum fish, Slender seahorse, Yellow-head jawfish, Web burrfish8618700864100502Bianca CBianca C liveaboardBianca CDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 35 - 50mVisibility: 10 - 20mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Big fish, Shark and WreckDescription: The Bianca C, known locally as the 'Titanic of the Caribbean', due to her sheer size and presence, has very few rivals in the realms of warm water wreck diving.Marine lifeBianca C marine lifeFish: Spotted eagle ray, French gruntNo results foundfor selected CheckIn/CheckOut!Expand CeheckIn/CheckOut search criteria! This website uses cookies to improve your experience. We'll assume you're ok with this, but you can opt-out if you wish.Accept Reject Read MorePrivacy & Cookies Policy Close Privacy Overview This website uses cookies to improve your experience while you navigate through the website. Out of these cookies, the cookies that are categorized as necessary are stored on your browser as they are essential for the working of basic functionalities of the website. We also use third-party cookies that help us analyze and understand how you use this website. These cookies will be stored in your browser only with your consent. You also have the option to opt-out of these cookies. But opting out of some of these cookies may have an effect on your browsing experience. Necessary Always Enabled Necessary cookies are absolutely essential for the website to function properly. This category only includes cookies that ensures basic functionalities and security features of the website. These cookies do not store any personal information. 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Southern Comfort liveaboardSouthern ComfortDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 8 - 12mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: ReefDescription: This gently sloping reef offers a relaxed dive and an opportunity to observe frequent cleaning stations staffed by cleaner wrasse, Neon gobies and Pederson cleaner shrimp.Marine lifeSouthern Comfort marine lifeFish: Squirrelfish, Blue-head wrasse, Blue chromis6418700643064320Windmill ShallowsWindmill Shallows liveaboardWindmill ShallowsDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 18 - 32mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Big fish and ReefDescription: The topography of this reef is impressive; in places it becomes a narrow ridge of plate coral just 30 feet in width. It is located on the outermost aspect of Grenada's reef system with a drop off down into the blue.7618700763052264Wibbles ReefWibbles Reef liveaboardWibbles ReefDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 15 - 26mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Cave, Reef and WreckDescription: 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.Marine lifeWibbles Reef marine lifeFish: Great barracuda, Spotted eagle ray, Horse-eye jackMamals: Hawksbill sea turtle6818700683044225ValleysValleys liveaboardValleysDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 8 - 22mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Ambience and ReefDescription: From its start point in the shallows, the dive follows a gently sloping sandy channel down to an open sandy patch bordered by a reef of plate coral. From here the dive heads westwards following the reef and crossing a series of sandy valleys.Marine lifeValleys marine lifeFish: Green moray, Spotted moray, Creole wrasse, French grunt, Brown chromis851870085301680Underwater Sculpture ParkUnderwater Sculpture Park liveaboardUnderwater Sculpture ParkDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 4 - 8mVisibility: 5 - 10mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Exploratory, Reef and SnorkelingDescription: 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.7518700753036183MV Veronica LMV Veronica L liveaboardMV Veronica LDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 14 - 18mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Night dive and WreckDescription: This much-loved and highly photogenic wreck is festooned with colourful 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.Marine lifeMV Veronica L marine lifeFish: Green moray, Spotted moray, Golden-tail moray eel6718700673030151MV Unity CourierMV Unity Courier liveaboardMV Unity CourierDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 12 - 15mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: WreckDescription: The 3 parts of this ship wreck lie in close proximity and are heavily colonized by a range of marine life.Marine lifeMV Unity Courier marine lifeFish: Southern stingray7718700773054279Flamingo BayFlamingo Bay liveaboardFlamingo BayDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 6 - 27mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Night dive, Reef and SnorkelingDescription: 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 sponges.Marine lifeFlamingo Bay marine lifeFish: Lined seahorse, Banded butterflyfish, Squirrelfish, Slender seahorse, Bar jack, Blue chromis, Cherubfish, Web burrfishSponges: Giant barrel sponge6418700643054273Happy ValleyHappy Valley liveaboardHappy ValleyDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 6 - 27mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: ReefDescription: 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.Marine lifeHappy Valley marine lifeFish: Black grouper, French angelfish, Slender seahorse6918700693058291Dragon BayDragon Bay liveaboardDragon BayDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 9 - 29mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Reef and SnorkelingDescription: 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.Marine lifeDragon Bay marine lifeFish: Southern stingray7118700713058290BuccaneerBuccaneer liveaboardBuccaneerDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 24 - 29mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: WreckDescription: 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.691870069301477Boss ReefBoss Reef liveaboardBoss ReefDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 6 - 7mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: ReefDescription: 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. zzMarine lifeBoss Reef marine lifeFish: Great barracuda, Nurse shark, Green moray, Southern stingray, Spotted morayMamals: Hawksbill sea turtle, Green sea turtle6318700633038195KahoneeKahonee liveaboardKahoneeDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 12 - 19mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: ReefDescription: 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 Blue and Brown chromis, wrasse, and Squirrel fish.Marine lifeKahonee marine lifeFish: Creole wrasse, Squirrelfish, Blue chromis, Brown chromisMamals: Hawksbill sea turtle8118700814070352King MitchKing Mitch liveaboardKing MitchDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 32 - 35mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Big fish, Shark and WreckDescription: 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.Marine lifeKing Mitch marine lifeFish: Nurse shark, Spotted eagle ray6918700694062310MV Shakem WreckMV Shakem Wreck liveaboardMV Shakem WreckDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 26 - 31mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - moderateWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: WreckDescription: 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.7418700744076382MV HildurMV Hildur liveaboardMV HildurDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 35 - 38mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Big fish and WreckDescription: 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 fish.Marine lifeMV Hildur marine lifeFish: Cherubfish, Yellow jack8418700844066336MV Hema 1MV Hema 1 liveaboardMV Hema 1Dive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 30 - 33mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Big fish, Shark and WreckDescription: 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.Marine lifeMV Hema 1 marine lifeFish: Nurse shark, Spotted eagle ray, Spotted trunkfish, Blue-striped grunt, French gruntMamals: Hawksbill sea turtle7018700703044228Molinere ReefMolinere Reef liveaboardMolinere ReefDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 8 - 22mVisibility: 10 - 20mCurrent: noneWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: ReefDescription: 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.Marine lifeMolinere Reef marine lifeFish: Green moray, Spotted moray, Spotted scorpionfish, Longlure frogfish, Sargassum fish, Slender seahorse, Yellow-head jawfish, Web burrfish8618700864100502Bianca CBianca C liveaboardBianca CDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 35 - 50mVisibility: 10 - 20mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Big fish, Shark and WreckDescription: The Bianca C, known locally as the 'Titanic of the Caribbean', due to her sheer size and presence, has very few rivals in the realms of warm water wreck diving.Marine lifeBianca C marine lifeFish: Spotted eagle ray, French gruntNo results foundfor selected CheckIn/CheckOut!Expand CeheckIn/CheckOut search criteria! This website uses cookies to improve your experience. 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Windmill Shallows liveaboardWindmill ShallowsDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 18 - 32mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Big fish and ReefDescription: The topography of this reef is impressive; in places it becomes a narrow ridge of plate coral just 30 feet in width. It is located on the outermost aspect of Grenada's reef system with a drop off down into the blue.7618700763052264Wibbles ReefWibbles Reef liveaboardWibbles ReefDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 15 - 26mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Cave, Reef and WreckDescription: 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.Marine lifeWibbles Reef marine lifeFish: Great barracuda, Spotted eagle ray, Horse-eye jackMamals: Hawksbill sea turtle6818700683044225ValleysValleys liveaboardValleysDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 8 - 22mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Ambience and ReefDescription: From its start point in the shallows, the dive follows a gently sloping sandy channel down to an open sandy patch bordered by a reef of plate coral. From here the dive heads westwards following the reef and crossing a series of sandy valleys.Marine lifeValleys marine lifeFish: Green moray, Spotted moray, Creole wrasse, French grunt, Brown chromis851870085301680Underwater Sculpture ParkUnderwater Sculpture Park liveaboardUnderwater Sculpture ParkDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 4 - 8mVisibility: 5 - 10mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Exploratory, Reef and SnorkelingDescription: 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.7518700753036183MV Veronica LMV Veronica L liveaboardMV Veronica LDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 14 - 18mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Night dive and WreckDescription: This much-loved and highly photogenic wreck is festooned with colourful 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.Marine lifeMV Veronica L marine lifeFish: Green moray, Spotted moray, Golden-tail moray eel6718700673030151MV Unity CourierMV Unity Courier liveaboardMV Unity CourierDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 12 - 15mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: WreckDescription: The 3 parts of this ship wreck lie in close proximity and are heavily colonized by a range of marine life.Marine lifeMV Unity Courier marine lifeFish: Southern stingray7718700773054279Flamingo BayFlamingo Bay liveaboardFlamingo BayDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 6 - 27mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Night dive, Reef and SnorkelingDescription: 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 sponges.Marine lifeFlamingo Bay marine lifeFish: Lined seahorse, Banded butterflyfish, Squirrelfish, Slender seahorse, Bar jack, Blue chromis, Cherubfish, Web burrfishSponges: Giant barrel sponge6418700643054273Happy ValleyHappy Valley liveaboardHappy ValleyDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 6 - 27mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: ReefDescription: 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.Marine lifeHappy Valley marine lifeFish: Black grouper, French angelfish, Slender seahorse6918700693058291Dragon BayDragon Bay liveaboardDragon BayDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 9 - 29mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Reef and SnorkelingDescription: 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.Marine lifeDragon Bay marine lifeFish: Southern stingray7118700713058290BuccaneerBuccaneer liveaboardBuccaneerDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 24 - 29mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: WreckDescription: 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.691870069301477Boss ReefBoss Reef liveaboardBoss ReefDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 6 - 7mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: ReefDescription: 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. zzMarine lifeBoss Reef marine lifeFish: Great barracuda, Nurse shark, Green moray, Southern stingray, Spotted morayMamals: Hawksbill sea turtle, Green sea turtle6318700633038195KahoneeKahonee liveaboardKahoneeDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 12 - 19mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: ReefDescription: 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 Blue and Brown chromis, wrasse, and Squirrel fish.Marine lifeKahonee marine lifeFish: Creole wrasse, Squirrelfish, Blue chromis, Brown chromisMamals: Hawksbill sea turtle8118700814070352King MitchKing Mitch liveaboardKing MitchDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 32 - 35mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Big fish, Shark and WreckDescription: 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.Marine lifeKing Mitch marine lifeFish: Nurse shark, Spotted eagle ray6918700694062310MV Shakem WreckMV Shakem Wreck liveaboardMV Shakem WreckDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 26 - 31mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - moderateWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: WreckDescription: 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.7418700744076382MV HildurMV Hildur liveaboardMV HildurDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 35 - 38mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Big fish and WreckDescription: 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 fish.Marine lifeMV Hildur marine lifeFish: Cherubfish, Yellow jack8418700844066336MV Hema 1MV Hema 1 liveaboardMV Hema 1Dive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 30 - 33mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Big fish, Shark and WreckDescription: 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.Marine lifeMV Hema 1 marine lifeFish: Nurse shark, Spotted eagle ray, Spotted trunkfish, Blue-striped grunt, French gruntMamals: Hawksbill sea turtle7018700703044228Molinere ReefMolinere Reef liveaboardMolinere ReefDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 8 - 22mVisibility: 10 - 20mCurrent: noneWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: ReefDescription: 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.Marine lifeMolinere Reef marine lifeFish: Green moray, Spotted moray, Spotted scorpionfish, Longlure frogfish, Sargassum fish, Slender seahorse, Yellow-head jawfish, Web burrfish8618700864100502Bianca CBianca C liveaboardBianca CDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 35 - 50mVisibility: 10 - 20mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Big fish, Shark and WreckDescription: The Bianca C, known locally as the 'Titanic of the Caribbean', due to her sheer size and presence, has very few rivals in the realms of warm water wreck diving.Marine lifeBianca C marine lifeFish: Spotted eagle ray, French gruntNo results foundfor selected CheckIn/CheckOut!Expand CeheckIn/CheckOut search criteria! This website uses cookies to improve your experience. We'll assume you're ok with this, but you can opt-out if you wish.Accept Reject Read MorePrivacy & Cookies Policy Close Privacy Overview This website uses cookies to improve your experience while you navigate through the website. Out of these cookies, the cookies that are categorized as necessary are stored on your browser as they are essential for the working of basic functionalities of the website. We also use third-party cookies that help us analyze and understand how you use this website. These cookies will be stored in your browser only with your consent. You also have the option to opt-out of these cookies. But opting out of some of these cookies may have an effect on your browsing experience. Necessary Always Enabled Necessary cookies are absolutely essential for the website to function properly. This category only includes cookies that ensures basic functionalities and security features of the website. These cookies do not store any personal information. 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Wibbles Reef liveaboardWibbles ReefDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 15 - 26mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Cave, Reef and WreckDescription: 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.Marine lifeWibbles Reef marine lifeFish: Great barracuda, Spotted eagle ray, Horse-eye jackMamals: Hawksbill sea turtle6818700683044225ValleysValleys liveaboardValleysDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 8 - 22mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Ambience and ReefDescription: From its start point in the shallows, the dive follows a gently sloping sandy channel down to an open sandy patch bordered by a reef of plate coral. From here the dive heads westwards following the reef and crossing a series of sandy valleys.Marine lifeValleys marine lifeFish: Green moray, Spotted moray, Creole wrasse, French grunt, Brown chromis851870085301680Underwater Sculpture ParkUnderwater Sculpture Park liveaboardUnderwater Sculpture ParkDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 4 - 8mVisibility: 5 - 10mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Exploratory, Reef and SnorkelingDescription: 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.7518700753036183MV Veronica LMV Veronica L liveaboardMV Veronica LDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 14 - 18mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Night dive and WreckDescription: This much-loved and highly photogenic wreck is festooned with colourful 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.Marine lifeMV Veronica L marine lifeFish: Green moray, Spotted moray, Golden-tail moray eel6718700673030151MV Unity CourierMV Unity Courier liveaboardMV Unity CourierDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 12 - 15mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: WreckDescription: The 3 parts of this ship wreck lie in close proximity and are heavily colonized by a range of marine life.Marine lifeMV Unity Courier marine lifeFish: Southern stingray7718700773054279Flamingo BayFlamingo Bay liveaboardFlamingo BayDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 6 - 27mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Night dive, Reef and SnorkelingDescription: 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 sponges.Marine lifeFlamingo Bay marine lifeFish: Lined seahorse, Banded butterflyfish, Squirrelfish, Slender seahorse, Bar jack, Blue chromis, Cherubfish, Web burrfishSponges: Giant barrel sponge6418700643054273Happy ValleyHappy Valley liveaboardHappy ValleyDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 6 - 27mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: ReefDescription: 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.Marine lifeHappy Valley marine lifeFish: Black grouper, French angelfish, Slender seahorse6918700693058291Dragon BayDragon Bay liveaboardDragon BayDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 9 - 29mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Reef and SnorkelingDescription: 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.Marine lifeDragon Bay marine lifeFish: Southern stingray7118700713058290BuccaneerBuccaneer liveaboardBuccaneerDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 24 - 29mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: WreckDescription: 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.691870069301477Boss ReefBoss Reef liveaboardBoss ReefDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 6 - 7mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: ReefDescription: 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. zzMarine lifeBoss Reef marine lifeFish: Great barracuda, Nurse shark, Green moray, Southern stingray, Spotted morayMamals: Hawksbill sea turtle, Green sea turtle6318700633038195KahoneeKahonee liveaboardKahoneeDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 12 - 19mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: ReefDescription: 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 Blue and Brown chromis, wrasse, and Squirrel fish.Marine lifeKahonee marine lifeFish: Creole wrasse, Squirrelfish, Blue chromis, Brown chromisMamals: Hawksbill sea turtle8118700814070352King MitchKing Mitch liveaboardKing MitchDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 32 - 35mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Big fish, Shark and WreckDescription: 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.Marine lifeKing Mitch marine lifeFish: Nurse shark, Spotted eagle ray6918700694062310MV Shakem WreckMV Shakem Wreck liveaboardMV Shakem WreckDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 26 - 31mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - moderateWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: WreckDescription: 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.7418700744076382MV HildurMV Hildur liveaboardMV HildurDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 35 - 38mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Big fish and WreckDescription: 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 fish.Marine lifeMV Hildur marine lifeFish: Cherubfish, Yellow jack8418700844066336MV Hema 1MV Hema 1 liveaboardMV Hema 1Dive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 30 - 33mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Big fish, Shark and WreckDescription: 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.Marine lifeMV Hema 1 marine lifeFish: Nurse shark, Spotted eagle ray, Spotted trunkfish, Blue-striped grunt, French gruntMamals: Hawksbill sea turtle7018700703044228Molinere ReefMolinere Reef liveaboardMolinere ReefDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 8 - 22mVisibility: 10 - 20mCurrent: noneWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: ReefDescription: 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.Marine lifeMolinere Reef marine lifeFish: Green moray, Spotted moray, Spotted scorpionfish, Longlure frogfish, Sargassum fish, Slender seahorse, Yellow-head jawfish, Web burrfish8618700864100502Bianca CBianca C liveaboardBianca CDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 35 - 50mVisibility: 10 - 20mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Big fish, Shark and WreckDescription: The Bianca C, known locally as the 'Titanic of the Caribbean', due to her sheer size and presence, has very few rivals in the realms of warm water wreck diving.Marine lifeBianca C marine lifeFish: Spotted eagle ray, French gruntNo results foundfor selected CheckIn/CheckOut!Expand CeheckIn/CheckOut search criteria! This website uses cookies to improve your experience. We'll assume you're ok with this, but you can opt-out if you wish.Accept Reject Read MorePrivacy & Cookies Policy Close Privacy Overview This website uses cookies to improve your experience while you navigate through the website. Out of these cookies, the cookies that are categorized as necessary are stored on your browser as they are essential for the working of basic functionalities of the website. We also use third-party cookies that help us analyze and understand how you use this website. These cookies will be stored in your browser only with your consent. You also have the option to opt-out of these cookies. But opting out of some of these cookies may have an effect on your browsing experience. Necessary Always Enabled Necessary cookies are absolutely essential for the website to function properly. This category only includes cookies that ensures basic functionalities and security features of the website. These cookies do not store any personal information. 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Valleys liveaboardValleysDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 8 - 22mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Ambience and ReefDescription: From its start point in the shallows, the dive follows a gently sloping sandy channel down to an open sandy patch bordered by a reef of plate coral. From here the dive heads westwards following the reef and crossing a series of sandy valleys.Marine lifeValleys marine lifeFish: Green moray, Spotted moray, Creole wrasse, French grunt, Brown chromis851870085301680Underwater Sculpture ParkUnderwater Sculpture Park liveaboardUnderwater Sculpture ParkDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 4 - 8mVisibility: 5 - 10mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Exploratory, Reef and SnorkelingDescription: 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.7518700753036183MV Veronica LMV Veronica L liveaboardMV Veronica LDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 14 - 18mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Night dive and WreckDescription: This much-loved and highly photogenic wreck is festooned with colourful 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.Marine lifeMV Veronica L marine lifeFish: Green moray, Spotted moray, Golden-tail moray eel6718700673030151MV Unity CourierMV Unity Courier liveaboardMV Unity CourierDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 12 - 15mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: WreckDescription: The 3 parts of this ship wreck lie in close proximity and are heavily colonized by a range of marine life.Marine lifeMV Unity Courier marine lifeFish: Southern stingray7718700773054279Flamingo BayFlamingo Bay liveaboardFlamingo BayDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 6 - 27mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Night dive, Reef and SnorkelingDescription: 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 sponges.Marine lifeFlamingo Bay marine lifeFish: Lined seahorse, Banded butterflyfish, Squirrelfish, Slender seahorse, Bar jack, Blue chromis, Cherubfish, Web burrfishSponges: Giant barrel sponge6418700643054273Happy ValleyHappy Valley liveaboardHappy ValleyDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 6 - 27mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: ReefDescription: 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.Marine lifeHappy Valley marine lifeFish: Black grouper, French angelfish, Slender seahorse6918700693058291Dragon BayDragon Bay liveaboardDragon BayDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 9 - 29mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Reef and SnorkelingDescription: 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.Marine lifeDragon Bay marine lifeFish: Southern stingray7118700713058290BuccaneerBuccaneer liveaboardBuccaneerDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 24 - 29mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: WreckDescription: 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.691870069301477Boss ReefBoss Reef liveaboardBoss ReefDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 6 - 7mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: ReefDescription: 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. zzMarine lifeBoss Reef marine lifeFish: Great barracuda, Nurse shark, Green moray, Southern stingray, Spotted morayMamals: Hawksbill sea turtle, Green sea turtle6318700633038195KahoneeKahonee liveaboardKahoneeDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 12 - 19mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: ReefDescription: 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 Blue and Brown chromis, wrasse, and Squirrel fish.Marine lifeKahonee marine lifeFish: Creole wrasse, Squirrelfish, Blue chromis, Brown chromisMamals: Hawksbill sea turtle8118700814070352King MitchKing Mitch liveaboardKing MitchDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 32 - 35mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Big fish, Shark and WreckDescription: 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.Marine lifeKing Mitch marine lifeFish: Nurse shark, Spotted eagle ray6918700694062310MV Shakem WreckMV Shakem Wreck liveaboardMV Shakem WreckDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 26 - 31mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - moderateWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: WreckDescription: 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.7418700744076382MV HildurMV Hildur liveaboardMV HildurDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 35 - 38mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Big fish and WreckDescription: 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 fish.Marine lifeMV Hildur marine lifeFish: Cherubfish, Yellow jack8418700844066336MV Hema 1MV Hema 1 liveaboardMV Hema 1Dive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 30 - 33mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Big fish, Shark and WreckDescription: 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.Marine lifeMV Hema 1 marine lifeFish: Nurse shark, Spotted eagle ray, Spotted trunkfish, Blue-striped grunt, French gruntMamals: Hawksbill sea turtle7018700703044228Molinere ReefMolinere Reef liveaboardMolinere ReefDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 8 - 22mVisibility: 10 - 20mCurrent: noneWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: ReefDescription: 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.Marine lifeMolinere Reef marine lifeFish: Green moray, Spotted moray, Spotted scorpionfish, Longlure frogfish, Sargassum fish, Slender seahorse, Yellow-head jawfish, Web burrfish8618700864100502Bianca CBianca C liveaboardBianca CDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 35 - 50mVisibility: 10 - 20mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Big fish, Shark and WreckDescription: The Bianca C, known locally as the 'Titanic of the Caribbean', due to her sheer size and presence, has very few rivals in the realms of warm water wreck diving.Marine lifeBianca C marine lifeFish: Spotted eagle ray, French gruntNo results foundfor selected CheckIn/CheckOut!Expand CeheckIn/CheckOut search criteria! This website uses cookies to improve your experience. We'll assume you're ok with this, but you can opt-out if you wish.Accept Reject Read MorePrivacy & Cookies Policy Close Privacy Overview This website uses cookies to improve your experience while you navigate through the website. Out of these cookies, the cookies that are categorized as necessary are stored on your browser as they are essential for the working of basic functionalities of the website. We also use third-party cookies that help us analyze and understand how you use this website. These cookies will be stored in your browser only with your consent. You also have the option to opt-out of these cookies. But opting out of some of these cookies may have an effect on your browsing experience. Necessary Always Enabled Necessary cookies are absolutely essential for the website to function properly. This category only includes cookies that ensures basic functionalities and security features of the website. These cookies do not store any personal information. 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Underwater Sculpture Park liveaboardUnderwater Sculpture ParkDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 4 - 8mVisibility: 5 - 10mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Exploratory, Reef and SnorkelingDescription: 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.7518700753036183MV Veronica LMV Veronica L liveaboardMV Veronica LDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 14 - 18mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Night dive and WreckDescription: This much-loved and highly photogenic wreck is festooned with colourful 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.Marine lifeMV Veronica L marine lifeFish: Green moray, Spotted moray, Golden-tail moray eel6718700673030151MV Unity CourierMV Unity Courier liveaboardMV Unity CourierDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 12 - 15mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: WreckDescription: The 3 parts of this ship wreck lie in close proximity and are heavily colonized by a range of marine life.Marine lifeMV Unity Courier marine lifeFish: Southern stingray7718700773054279Flamingo BayFlamingo Bay liveaboardFlamingo BayDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 6 - 27mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Night dive, Reef and SnorkelingDescription: 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 sponges.Marine lifeFlamingo Bay marine lifeFish: Lined seahorse, Banded butterflyfish, Squirrelfish, Slender seahorse, Bar jack, Blue chromis, Cherubfish, Web burrfishSponges: Giant barrel sponge6418700643054273Happy ValleyHappy Valley liveaboardHappy ValleyDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 6 - 27mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: ReefDescription: 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.Marine lifeHappy Valley marine lifeFish: Black grouper, French angelfish, Slender seahorse6918700693058291Dragon BayDragon Bay liveaboardDragon BayDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 9 - 29mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Reef and SnorkelingDescription: 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.Marine lifeDragon Bay marine lifeFish: Southern stingray7118700713058290BuccaneerBuccaneer liveaboardBuccaneerDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 24 - 29mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: WreckDescription: 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.691870069301477Boss ReefBoss Reef liveaboardBoss ReefDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 6 - 7mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: ReefDescription: 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. zzMarine lifeBoss Reef marine lifeFish: Great barracuda, Nurse shark, Green moray, Southern stingray, Spotted morayMamals: Hawksbill sea turtle, Green sea turtle6318700633038195KahoneeKahonee liveaboardKahoneeDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 12 - 19mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: ReefDescription: 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 Blue and Brown chromis, wrasse, and Squirrel fish.Marine lifeKahonee marine lifeFish: Creole wrasse, Squirrelfish, Blue chromis, Brown chromisMamals: Hawksbill sea turtle8118700814070352King MitchKing Mitch liveaboardKing MitchDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 32 - 35mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Big fish, Shark and WreckDescription: 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.Marine lifeKing Mitch marine lifeFish: Nurse shark, Spotted eagle ray6918700694062310MV Shakem WreckMV Shakem Wreck liveaboardMV Shakem WreckDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 26 - 31mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - moderateWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: WreckDescription: 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.7418700744076382MV HildurMV Hildur liveaboardMV HildurDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 35 - 38mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Big fish and WreckDescription: 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 fish.Marine lifeMV Hildur marine lifeFish: Cherubfish, Yellow jack8418700844066336MV Hema 1MV Hema 1 liveaboardMV Hema 1Dive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 30 - 33mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Big fish, Shark and WreckDescription: 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.Marine lifeMV Hema 1 marine lifeFish: Nurse shark, Spotted eagle ray, Spotted trunkfish, Blue-striped grunt, French gruntMamals: Hawksbill sea turtle7018700703044228Molinere ReefMolinere Reef liveaboardMolinere ReefDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 8 - 22mVisibility: 10 - 20mCurrent: noneWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: ReefDescription: 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.Marine lifeMolinere Reef marine lifeFish: Green moray, Spotted moray, Spotted scorpionfish, Longlure frogfish, Sargassum fish, Slender seahorse, Yellow-head jawfish, Web burrfish8618700864100502Bianca CBianca C liveaboardBianca CDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 35 - 50mVisibility: 10 - 20mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Big fish, Shark and WreckDescription: The Bianca C, known locally as the 'Titanic of the Caribbean', due to her sheer size and presence, has very few rivals in the realms of warm water wreck diving.Marine lifeBianca C marine lifeFish: Spotted eagle ray, French gruntNo results foundfor selected CheckIn/CheckOut!Expand CeheckIn/CheckOut search criteria! This website uses cookies to improve your experience. We'll assume you're ok with this, but you can opt-out if you wish.Accept Reject Read MorePrivacy & Cookies Policy Close Privacy Overview This website uses cookies to improve your experience while you navigate through the website. Out of these cookies, the cookies that are categorized as necessary are stored on your browser as they are essential for the working of basic functionalities of the website. We also use third-party cookies that help us analyze and understand how you use this website. These cookies will be stored in your browser only with your consent. You also have the option to opt-out of these cookies. But opting out of some of these cookies may have an effect on your browsing experience. Necessary Always Enabled Necessary cookies are absolutely essential for the website to function properly. This category only includes cookies that ensures basic functionalities and security features of the website. These cookies do not store any personal information. 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MV Veronica L liveaboardMV Veronica LDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 14 - 18mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Night dive and WreckDescription: This much-loved and highly photogenic wreck is festooned with colourful 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.Marine lifeMV Veronica L marine lifeFish: Green moray, Spotted moray, Golden-tail moray eel6718700673030151MV Unity CourierMV Unity Courier liveaboardMV Unity CourierDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 12 - 15mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: WreckDescription: The 3 parts of this ship wreck lie in close proximity and are heavily colonized by a range of marine life.Marine lifeMV Unity Courier marine lifeFish: Southern stingray7718700773054279Flamingo BayFlamingo Bay liveaboardFlamingo BayDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 6 - 27mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Night dive, Reef and SnorkelingDescription: 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 sponges.Marine lifeFlamingo Bay marine lifeFish: Lined seahorse, Banded butterflyfish, Squirrelfish, Slender seahorse, Bar jack, Blue chromis, Cherubfish, Web burrfishSponges: Giant barrel sponge6418700643054273Happy ValleyHappy Valley liveaboardHappy ValleyDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 6 - 27mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: ReefDescription: 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.Marine lifeHappy Valley marine lifeFish: Black grouper, French angelfish, Slender seahorse6918700693058291Dragon BayDragon Bay liveaboardDragon BayDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 9 - 29mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Reef and SnorkelingDescription: 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.Marine lifeDragon Bay marine lifeFish: Southern stingray7118700713058290BuccaneerBuccaneer liveaboardBuccaneerDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 24 - 29mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: WreckDescription: 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.691870069301477Boss ReefBoss Reef liveaboardBoss ReefDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 6 - 7mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: ReefDescription: 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. zzMarine lifeBoss Reef marine lifeFish: Great barracuda, Nurse shark, Green moray, Southern stingray, Spotted morayMamals: Hawksbill sea turtle, Green sea turtle6318700633038195KahoneeKahonee liveaboardKahoneeDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 12 - 19mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: ReefDescription: 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 Blue and Brown chromis, wrasse, and Squirrel fish.Marine lifeKahonee marine lifeFish: Creole wrasse, Squirrelfish, Blue chromis, Brown chromisMamals: Hawksbill sea turtle8118700814070352King MitchKing Mitch liveaboardKing MitchDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 32 - 35mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Big fish, Shark and WreckDescription: 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.Marine lifeKing Mitch marine lifeFish: Nurse shark, Spotted eagle ray6918700694062310MV Shakem WreckMV Shakem Wreck liveaboardMV Shakem WreckDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 26 - 31mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - moderateWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: WreckDescription: 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.7418700744076382MV HildurMV Hildur liveaboardMV HildurDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 35 - 38mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Big fish and WreckDescription: 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 fish.Marine lifeMV Hildur marine lifeFish: Cherubfish, Yellow jack8418700844066336MV Hema 1MV Hema 1 liveaboardMV Hema 1Dive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 30 - 33mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Big fish, Shark and WreckDescription: 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.Marine lifeMV Hema 1 marine lifeFish: Nurse shark, Spotted eagle ray, Spotted trunkfish, Blue-striped grunt, French gruntMamals: Hawksbill sea turtle7018700703044228Molinere ReefMolinere Reef liveaboardMolinere ReefDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 8 - 22mVisibility: 10 - 20mCurrent: noneWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: ReefDescription: 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.Marine lifeMolinere Reef marine lifeFish: Green moray, Spotted moray, Spotted scorpionfish, Longlure frogfish, Sargassum fish, Slender seahorse, Yellow-head jawfish, Web burrfish8618700864100502Bianca CBianca C liveaboardBianca CDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 35 - 50mVisibility: 10 - 20mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Big fish, Shark and WreckDescription: The Bianca C, known locally as the 'Titanic of the Caribbean', due to her sheer size and presence, has very few rivals in the realms of warm water wreck diving.Marine lifeBianca C marine lifeFish: Spotted eagle ray, French gruntNo results foundfor selected CheckIn/CheckOut!Expand CeheckIn/CheckOut search criteria! This website uses cookies to improve your experience. We'll assume you're ok with this, but you can opt-out if you wish.Accept Reject Read MorePrivacy & Cookies Policy Close Privacy Overview This website uses cookies to improve your experience while you navigate through the website. Out of these cookies, the cookies that are categorized as necessary are stored on your browser as they are essential for the working of basic functionalities of the website. We also use third-party cookies that help us analyze and understand how you use this website. These cookies will be stored in your browser only with your consent. You also have the option to opt-out of these cookies. But opting out of some of these cookies may have an effect on your browsing experience. Necessary Always Enabled Necessary cookies are absolutely essential for the website to function properly. This category only includes cookies that ensures basic functionalities and security features of the website. These cookies do not store any personal information. 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MV Unity Courier liveaboardMV Unity CourierDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 12 - 15mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: WreckDescription: The 3 parts of this ship wreck lie in close proximity and are heavily colonized by a range of marine life.Marine lifeMV Unity Courier marine lifeFish: Southern stingray7718700773054279Flamingo BayFlamingo Bay liveaboardFlamingo BayDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 6 - 27mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Night dive, Reef and SnorkelingDescription: 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 sponges.Marine lifeFlamingo Bay marine lifeFish: Lined seahorse, Banded butterflyfish, Squirrelfish, Slender seahorse, Bar jack, Blue chromis, Cherubfish, Web burrfishSponges: Giant barrel sponge6418700643054273Happy ValleyHappy Valley liveaboardHappy ValleyDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 6 - 27mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: ReefDescription: 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.Marine lifeHappy Valley marine lifeFish: Black grouper, French angelfish, Slender seahorse6918700693058291Dragon BayDragon Bay liveaboardDragon BayDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 9 - 29mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Reef and SnorkelingDescription: 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.Marine lifeDragon Bay marine lifeFish: Southern stingray7118700713058290BuccaneerBuccaneer liveaboardBuccaneerDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 24 - 29mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: WreckDescription: 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.691870069301477Boss ReefBoss Reef liveaboardBoss ReefDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 6 - 7mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: ReefDescription: 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. zzMarine lifeBoss Reef marine lifeFish: Great barracuda, Nurse shark, Green moray, Southern stingray, Spotted morayMamals: Hawksbill sea turtle, Green sea turtle6318700633038195KahoneeKahonee liveaboardKahoneeDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 12 - 19mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: ReefDescription: 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 Blue and Brown chromis, wrasse, and Squirrel fish.Marine lifeKahonee marine lifeFish: Creole wrasse, Squirrelfish, Blue chromis, Brown chromisMamals: Hawksbill sea turtle8118700814070352King MitchKing Mitch liveaboardKing MitchDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 32 - 35mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Big fish, Shark and WreckDescription: 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.Marine lifeKing Mitch marine lifeFish: Nurse shark, Spotted eagle ray6918700694062310MV Shakem WreckMV Shakem Wreck liveaboardMV Shakem WreckDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 26 - 31mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - moderateWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: WreckDescription: 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.7418700744076382MV HildurMV Hildur liveaboardMV HildurDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 35 - 38mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Big fish and WreckDescription: 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 fish.Marine lifeMV Hildur marine lifeFish: Cherubfish, Yellow jack8418700844066336MV Hema 1MV Hema 1 liveaboardMV Hema 1Dive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 30 - 33mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Big fish, Shark and WreckDescription: 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.Marine lifeMV Hema 1 marine lifeFish: Nurse shark, Spotted eagle ray, Spotted trunkfish, Blue-striped grunt, French gruntMamals: Hawksbill sea turtle7018700703044228Molinere ReefMolinere Reef liveaboardMolinere ReefDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 8 - 22mVisibility: 10 - 20mCurrent: noneWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: ReefDescription: 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.Marine lifeMolinere Reef marine lifeFish: Green moray, Spotted moray, Spotted scorpionfish, Longlure frogfish, Sargassum fish, Slender seahorse, Yellow-head jawfish, Web burrfish8618700864100502Bianca CBianca C liveaboardBianca CDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 35 - 50mVisibility: 10 - 20mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Big fish, Shark and WreckDescription: The Bianca C, known locally as the 'Titanic of the Caribbean', due to her sheer size and presence, has very few rivals in the realms of warm water wreck diving.Marine lifeBianca C marine lifeFish: Spotted eagle ray, French gruntNo results foundfor selected CheckIn/CheckOut!Expand CeheckIn/CheckOut search criteria! This website uses cookies to improve your experience. We'll assume you're ok with this, but you can opt-out if you wish.Accept Reject Read MorePrivacy & Cookies Policy Close Privacy Overview This website uses cookies to improve your experience while you navigate through the website. Out of these cookies, the cookies that are categorized as necessary are stored on your browser as they are essential for the working of basic functionalities of the website. We also use third-party cookies that help us analyze and understand how you use this website. These cookies will be stored in your browser only with your consent. You also have the option to opt-out of these cookies. But opting out of some of these cookies may have an effect on your browsing experience. Necessary Always Enabled Necessary cookies are absolutely essential for the website to function properly. This category only includes cookies that ensures basic functionalities and security features of the website. These cookies do not store any personal information. 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Flamingo Bay liveaboardFlamingo BayDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 6 - 27mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Night dive, Reef and SnorkelingDescription: 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 sponges.Marine lifeFlamingo Bay marine lifeFish: Lined seahorse, Banded butterflyfish, Squirrelfish, Slender seahorse, Bar jack, Blue chromis, Cherubfish, Web burrfishSponges: Giant barrel sponge6418700643054273Happy ValleyHappy Valley liveaboardHappy ValleyDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 6 - 27mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: ReefDescription: 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.Marine lifeHappy Valley marine lifeFish: Black grouper, French angelfish, Slender seahorse6918700693058291Dragon BayDragon Bay liveaboardDragon BayDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 9 - 29mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Reef and SnorkelingDescription: 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.Marine lifeDragon Bay marine lifeFish: Southern stingray7118700713058290BuccaneerBuccaneer liveaboardBuccaneerDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 24 - 29mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: WreckDescription: 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.691870069301477Boss ReefBoss Reef liveaboardBoss ReefDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 6 - 7mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: ReefDescription: 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. zzMarine lifeBoss Reef marine lifeFish: Great barracuda, Nurse shark, Green moray, Southern stingray, Spotted morayMamals: Hawksbill sea turtle, Green sea turtle6318700633038195KahoneeKahonee liveaboardKahoneeDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 12 - 19mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: ReefDescription: 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 Blue and Brown chromis, wrasse, and Squirrel fish.Marine lifeKahonee marine lifeFish: Creole wrasse, Squirrelfish, Blue chromis, Brown chromisMamals: Hawksbill sea turtle8118700814070352King MitchKing Mitch liveaboardKing MitchDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 32 - 35mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Big fish, Shark and WreckDescription: 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.Marine lifeKing Mitch marine lifeFish: Nurse shark, Spotted eagle ray6918700694062310MV Shakem WreckMV Shakem Wreck liveaboardMV Shakem WreckDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 26 - 31mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - moderateWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: WreckDescription: 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.7418700744076382MV HildurMV Hildur liveaboardMV HildurDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 35 - 38mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Big fish and WreckDescription: 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 fish.Marine lifeMV Hildur marine lifeFish: Cherubfish, Yellow jack8418700844066336MV Hema 1MV Hema 1 liveaboardMV Hema 1Dive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 30 - 33mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Big fish, Shark and WreckDescription: 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.Marine lifeMV Hema 1 marine lifeFish: Nurse shark, Spotted eagle ray, Spotted trunkfish, Blue-striped grunt, French gruntMamals: Hawksbill sea turtle7018700703044228Molinere ReefMolinere Reef liveaboardMolinere ReefDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 8 - 22mVisibility: 10 - 20mCurrent: noneWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: ReefDescription: 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.Marine lifeMolinere Reef marine lifeFish: Green moray, Spotted moray, Spotted scorpionfish, Longlure frogfish, Sargassum fish, Slender seahorse, Yellow-head jawfish, Web burrfish8618700864100502Bianca CBianca C liveaboardBianca CDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 35 - 50mVisibility: 10 - 20mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Big fish, Shark and WreckDescription: The Bianca C, known locally as the 'Titanic of the Caribbean', due to her sheer size and presence, has very few rivals in the realms of warm water wreck diving.Marine lifeBianca C marine lifeFish: Spotted eagle ray, French gruntNo results foundfor selected CheckIn/CheckOut!Expand CeheckIn/CheckOut search criteria! This website uses cookies to improve your experience. We'll assume you're ok with this, but you can opt-out if you wish.Accept Reject Read MorePrivacy & Cookies Policy Close Privacy Overview This website uses cookies to improve your experience while you navigate through the website. Out of these cookies, the cookies that are categorized as necessary are stored on your browser as they are essential for the working of basic functionalities of the website. We also use third-party cookies that help us analyze and understand how you use this website. These cookies will be stored in your browser only with your consent. You also have the option to opt-out of these cookies. But opting out of some of these cookies may have an effect on your browsing experience. Necessary Always Enabled Necessary cookies are absolutely essential for the website to function properly. This category only includes cookies that ensures basic functionalities and security features of the website. These cookies do not store any personal information. 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Happy Valley liveaboardHappy ValleyDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 6 - 27mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: ReefDescription: 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.Marine lifeHappy Valley marine lifeFish: Black grouper, French angelfish, Slender seahorse6918700693058291Dragon BayDragon Bay liveaboardDragon BayDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 9 - 29mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Reef and SnorkelingDescription: 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.Marine lifeDragon Bay marine lifeFish: Southern stingray7118700713058290BuccaneerBuccaneer liveaboardBuccaneerDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 24 - 29mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: WreckDescription: 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.691870069301477Boss ReefBoss Reef liveaboardBoss ReefDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 6 - 7mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: ReefDescription: 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. zzMarine lifeBoss Reef marine lifeFish: Great barracuda, Nurse shark, Green moray, Southern stingray, Spotted morayMamals: Hawksbill sea turtle, Green sea turtle6318700633038195KahoneeKahonee liveaboardKahoneeDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 12 - 19mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: ReefDescription: 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 Blue and Brown chromis, wrasse, and Squirrel fish.Marine lifeKahonee marine lifeFish: Creole wrasse, Squirrelfish, Blue chromis, Brown chromisMamals: Hawksbill sea turtle8118700814070352King MitchKing Mitch liveaboardKing MitchDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 32 - 35mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Big fish, Shark and WreckDescription: 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.Marine lifeKing Mitch marine lifeFish: Nurse shark, Spotted eagle ray6918700694062310MV Shakem WreckMV Shakem Wreck liveaboardMV Shakem WreckDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 26 - 31mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - moderateWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: WreckDescription: 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.7418700744076382MV HildurMV Hildur liveaboardMV HildurDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 35 - 38mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Big fish and WreckDescription: 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 fish.Marine lifeMV Hildur marine lifeFish: Cherubfish, Yellow jack8418700844066336MV Hema 1MV Hema 1 liveaboardMV Hema 1Dive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 30 - 33mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Big fish, Shark and WreckDescription: 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.Marine lifeMV Hema 1 marine lifeFish: Nurse shark, Spotted eagle ray, Spotted trunkfish, Blue-striped grunt, French gruntMamals: Hawksbill sea turtle7018700703044228Molinere ReefMolinere Reef liveaboardMolinere ReefDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 8 - 22mVisibility: 10 - 20mCurrent: noneWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: ReefDescription: 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.Marine lifeMolinere Reef marine lifeFish: Green moray, Spotted moray, Spotted scorpionfish, Longlure frogfish, Sargassum fish, Slender seahorse, Yellow-head jawfish, Web burrfish8618700864100502Bianca CBianca C liveaboardBianca CDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 35 - 50mVisibility: 10 - 20mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Big fish, Shark and WreckDescription: The Bianca C, known locally as the 'Titanic of the Caribbean', due to her sheer size and presence, has very few rivals in the realms of warm water wreck diving.Marine lifeBianca C marine lifeFish: Spotted eagle ray, French gruntNo results foundfor selected CheckIn/CheckOut!Expand CeheckIn/CheckOut search criteria! This website uses cookies to improve your experience. We'll assume you're ok with this, but you can opt-out if you wish.Accept Reject Read MorePrivacy & Cookies Policy Close Privacy Overview This website uses cookies to improve your experience while you navigate through the website. Out of these cookies, the cookies that are categorized as necessary are stored on your browser as they are essential for the working of basic functionalities of the website. We also use third-party cookies that help us analyze and understand how you use this website. These cookies will be stored in your browser only with your consent. You also have the option to opt-out of these cookies. But opting out of some of these cookies may have an effect on your browsing experience. Necessary Always Enabled Necessary cookies are absolutely essential for the website to function properly. This category only includes cookies that ensures basic functionalities and security features of the website. These cookies do not store any personal information. 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Dragon Bay liveaboardDragon BayDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 9 - 29mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Reef and SnorkelingDescription: 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.Marine lifeDragon Bay marine lifeFish: Southern stingray7118700713058290BuccaneerBuccaneer liveaboardBuccaneerDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 24 - 29mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: WreckDescription: 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.691870069301477Boss ReefBoss Reef liveaboardBoss ReefDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 6 - 7mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: ReefDescription: 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. zzMarine lifeBoss Reef marine lifeFish: Great barracuda, Nurse shark, Green moray, Southern stingray, Spotted morayMamals: Hawksbill sea turtle, Green sea turtle6318700633038195KahoneeKahonee liveaboardKahoneeDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 12 - 19mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: ReefDescription: 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 Blue and Brown chromis, wrasse, and Squirrel fish.Marine lifeKahonee marine lifeFish: Creole wrasse, Squirrelfish, Blue chromis, Brown chromisMamals: Hawksbill sea turtle8118700814070352King MitchKing Mitch liveaboardKing MitchDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 32 - 35mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Big fish, Shark and WreckDescription: 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.Marine lifeKing Mitch marine lifeFish: Nurse shark, Spotted eagle ray6918700694062310MV Shakem WreckMV Shakem Wreck liveaboardMV Shakem WreckDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 26 - 31mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - moderateWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: WreckDescription: 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.7418700744076382MV HildurMV Hildur liveaboardMV HildurDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 35 - 38mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Big fish and WreckDescription: 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 fish.Marine lifeMV Hildur marine lifeFish: Cherubfish, Yellow jack8418700844066336MV Hema 1MV Hema 1 liveaboardMV Hema 1Dive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 30 - 33mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Big fish, Shark and WreckDescription: 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.Marine lifeMV Hema 1 marine lifeFish: Nurse shark, Spotted eagle ray, Spotted trunkfish, Blue-striped grunt, French gruntMamals: Hawksbill sea turtle7018700703044228Molinere ReefMolinere Reef liveaboardMolinere ReefDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 8 - 22mVisibility: 10 - 20mCurrent: noneWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: ReefDescription: 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.Marine lifeMolinere Reef marine lifeFish: Green moray, Spotted moray, Spotted scorpionfish, Longlure frogfish, Sargassum fish, Slender seahorse, Yellow-head jawfish, Web burrfish8618700864100502Bianca CBianca C liveaboardBianca CDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 35 - 50mVisibility: 10 - 20mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Big fish, Shark and WreckDescription: The Bianca C, known locally as the 'Titanic of the Caribbean', due to her sheer size and presence, has very few rivals in the realms of warm water wreck diving.Marine lifeBianca C marine lifeFish: Spotted eagle ray, French gruntNo results foundfor selected CheckIn/CheckOut!Expand CeheckIn/CheckOut search criteria! This website uses cookies to improve your experience. We'll assume you're ok with this, but you can opt-out if you wish.Accept Reject Read MorePrivacy & Cookies Policy Close Privacy Overview This website uses cookies to improve your experience while you navigate through the website. Out of these cookies, the cookies that are categorized as necessary are stored on your browser as they are essential for the working of basic functionalities of the website. We also use third-party cookies that help us analyze and understand how you use this website. These cookies will be stored in your browser only with your consent. You also have the option to opt-out of these cookies. But opting out of some of these cookies may have an effect on your browsing experience. Necessary Always Enabled Necessary cookies are absolutely essential for the website to function properly. This category only includes cookies that ensures basic functionalities and security features of the website. These cookies do not store any personal information. 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Buccaneer liveaboardBuccaneerDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 24 - 29mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: WreckDescription: 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.691870069301477Boss ReefBoss Reef liveaboardBoss ReefDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 6 - 7mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: ReefDescription: 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. zzMarine lifeBoss Reef marine lifeFish: Great barracuda, Nurse shark, Green moray, Southern stingray, Spotted morayMamals: Hawksbill sea turtle, Green sea turtle6318700633038195KahoneeKahonee liveaboardKahoneeDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 12 - 19mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: ReefDescription: 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 Blue and Brown chromis, wrasse, and Squirrel fish.Marine lifeKahonee marine lifeFish: Creole wrasse, Squirrelfish, Blue chromis, Brown chromisMamals: Hawksbill sea turtle8118700814070352King MitchKing Mitch liveaboardKing MitchDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 32 - 35mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Big fish, Shark and WreckDescription: 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.Marine lifeKing Mitch marine lifeFish: Nurse shark, Spotted eagle ray6918700694062310MV Shakem WreckMV Shakem Wreck liveaboardMV Shakem WreckDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 26 - 31mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - moderateWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: WreckDescription: 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.7418700744076382MV HildurMV Hildur liveaboardMV HildurDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 35 - 38mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Big fish and WreckDescription: 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 fish.Marine lifeMV Hildur marine lifeFish: Cherubfish, Yellow jack8418700844066336MV Hema 1MV Hema 1 liveaboardMV Hema 1Dive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 30 - 33mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Big fish, Shark and WreckDescription: 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.Marine lifeMV Hema 1 marine lifeFish: Nurse shark, Spotted eagle ray, Spotted trunkfish, Blue-striped grunt, French gruntMamals: Hawksbill sea turtle7018700703044228Molinere ReefMolinere Reef liveaboardMolinere ReefDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 8 - 22mVisibility: 10 - 20mCurrent: noneWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: ReefDescription: 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.Marine lifeMolinere Reef marine lifeFish: Green moray, Spotted moray, Spotted scorpionfish, Longlure frogfish, Sargassum fish, Slender seahorse, Yellow-head jawfish, Web burrfish8618700864100502Bianca CBianca C liveaboardBianca CDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 35 - 50mVisibility: 10 - 20mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Big fish, Shark and WreckDescription: The Bianca C, known locally as the 'Titanic of the Caribbean', due to her sheer size and presence, has very few rivals in the realms of warm water wreck diving.Marine lifeBianca C marine lifeFish: Spotted eagle ray, French gruntNo results foundfor selected CheckIn/CheckOut!Expand CeheckIn/CheckOut search criteria! This website uses cookies to improve your experience. We'll assume you're ok with this, but you can opt-out if you wish.Accept Reject Read MorePrivacy & Cookies Policy Close Privacy Overview This website uses cookies to improve your experience while you navigate through the website. Out of these cookies, the cookies that are categorized as necessary are stored on your browser as they are essential for the working of basic functionalities of the website. We also use third-party cookies that help us analyze and understand how you use this website. These cookies will be stored in your browser only with your consent. You also have the option to opt-out of these cookies. But opting out of some of these cookies may have an effect on your browsing experience. Necessary Always Enabled Necessary cookies are absolutely essential for the website to function properly. This category only includes cookies that ensures basic functionalities and security features of the website. These cookies do not store any personal information. 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Boss Reef liveaboardBoss ReefDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 6 - 7mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: ReefDescription: 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. zzMarine lifeBoss Reef marine lifeFish: Great barracuda, Nurse shark, Green moray, Southern stingray, Spotted morayMamals: Hawksbill sea turtle, Green sea turtle6318700633038195KahoneeKahonee liveaboardKahoneeDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 12 - 19mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: ReefDescription: 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 Blue and Brown chromis, wrasse, and Squirrel fish.Marine lifeKahonee marine lifeFish: Creole wrasse, Squirrelfish, Blue chromis, Brown chromisMamals: Hawksbill sea turtle8118700814070352King MitchKing Mitch liveaboardKing MitchDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 32 - 35mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Big fish, Shark and WreckDescription: 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.Marine lifeKing Mitch marine lifeFish: Nurse shark, Spotted eagle ray6918700694062310MV Shakem WreckMV Shakem Wreck liveaboardMV Shakem WreckDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 26 - 31mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - moderateWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: WreckDescription: 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.7418700744076382MV HildurMV Hildur liveaboardMV HildurDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 35 - 38mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Big fish and WreckDescription: 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 fish.Marine lifeMV Hildur marine lifeFish: Cherubfish, Yellow jack8418700844066336MV Hema 1MV Hema 1 liveaboardMV Hema 1Dive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 30 - 33mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Big fish, Shark and WreckDescription: 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.Marine lifeMV Hema 1 marine lifeFish: Nurse shark, Spotted eagle ray, Spotted trunkfish, Blue-striped grunt, French gruntMamals: Hawksbill sea turtle7018700703044228Molinere ReefMolinere Reef liveaboardMolinere ReefDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 8 - 22mVisibility: 10 - 20mCurrent: noneWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: ReefDescription: 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.Marine lifeMolinere Reef marine lifeFish: Green moray, Spotted moray, Spotted scorpionfish, Longlure frogfish, Sargassum fish, Slender seahorse, Yellow-head jawfish, Web burrfish8618700864100502Bianca CBianca C liveaboardBianca CDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 35 - 50mVisibility: 10 - 20mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Big fish, Shark and WreckDescription: The Bianca C, known locally as the 'Titanic of the Caribbean', due to her sheer size and presence, has very few rivals in the realms of warm water wreck diving.Marine lifeBianca C marine lifeFish: Spotted eagle ray, French gruntNo results foundfor selected CheckIn/CheckOut!Expand CeheckIn/CheckOut search criteria! This website uses cookies to improve your experience. We'll assume you're ok with this, but you can opt-out if you wish.Accept Reject Read MorePrivacy & Cookies Policy Close Privacy Overview This website uses cookies to improve your experience while you navigate through the website. Out of these cookies, the cookies that are categorized as necessary are stored on your browser as they are essential for the working of basic functionalities of the website. We also use third-party cookies that help us analyze and understand how you use this website. These cookies will be stored in your browser only with your consent. You also have the option to opt-out of these cookies. But opting out of some of these cookies may have an effect on your browsing experience. Necessary Always Enabled Necessary cookies are absolutely essential for the website to function properly. This category only includes cookies that ensures basic functionalities and security features of the website. These cookies do not store any personal information. 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Kahonee liveaboardKahoneeDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 12 - 19mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: ReefDescription: 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 Blue and Brown chromis, wrasse, and Squirrel fish.Marine lifeKahonee marine lifeFish: Creole wrasse, Squirrelfish, Blue chromis, Brown chromisMamals: Hawksbill sea turtle8118700814070352King MitchKing Mitch liveaboardKing MitchDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 32 - 35mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Big fish, Shark and WreckDescription: 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.Marine lifeKing Mitch marine lifeFish: Nurse shark, Spotted eagle ray6918700694062310MV Shakem WreckMV Shakem Wreck liveaboardMV Shakem WreckDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 26 - 31mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - moderateWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: WreckDescription: 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.7418700744076382MV HildurMV Hildur liveaboardMV HildurDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 35 - 38mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Big fish and WreckDescription: 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 fish.Marine lifeMV Hildur marine lifeFish: Cherubfish, Yellow jack8418700844066336MV Hema 1MV Hema 1 liveaboardMV Hema 1Dive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 30 - 33mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Big fish, Shark and WreckDescription: 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.Marine lifeMV Hema 1 marine lifeFish: Nurse shark, Spotted eagle ray, Spotted trunkfish, Blue-striped grunt, French gruntMamals: Hawksbill sea turtle7018700703044228Molinere ReefMolinere Reef liveaboardMolinere ReefDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 8 - 22mVisibility: 10 - 20mCurrent: noneWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: ReefDescription: 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.Marine lifeMolinere Reef marine lifeFish: Green moray, Spotted moray, Spotted scorpionfish, Longlure frogfish, Sargassum fish, Slender seahorse, Yellow-head jawfish, Web burrfish8618700864100502Bianca CBianca C liveaboardBianca CDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 35 - 50mVisibility: 10 - 20mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Big fish, Shark and WreckDescription: The Bianca C, known locally as the 'Titanic of the Caribbean', due to her sheer size and presence, has very few rivals in the realms of warm water wreck diving.Marine lifeBianca C marine lifeFish: Spotted eagle ray, French gruntNo results foundfor selected CheckIn/CheckOut!Expand CeheckIn/CheckOut search criteria! This website uses cookies to improve your experience. We'll assume you're ok with this, but you can opt-out if you wish.Accept Reject Read MorePrivacy & Cookies Policy Close Privacy Overview This website uses cookies to improve your experience while you navigate through the website. Out of these cookies, the cookies that are categorized as necessary are stored on your browser as they are essential for the working of basic functionalities of the website. We also use third-party cookies that help us analyze and understand how you use this website. These cookies will be stored in your browser only with your consent. You also have the option to opt-out of these cookies. But opting out of some of these cookies may have an effect on your browsing experience. Necessary Always Enabled Necessary cookies are absolutely essential for the website to function properly. This category only includes cookies that ensures basic functionalities and security features of the website. These cookies do not store any personal information. 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King Mitch liveaboardKing MitchDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 32 - 35mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Big fish, Shark and WreckDescription: 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.Marine lifeKing Mitch marine lifeFish: Nurse shark, Spotted eagle ray6918700694062310MV Shakem WreckMV Shakem Wreck liveaboardMV Shakem WreckDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 26 - 31mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - moderateWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: WreckDescription: 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.7418700744076382MV HildurMV Hildur liveaboardMV HildurDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 35 - 38mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Big fish and WreckDescription: 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 fish.Marine lifeMV Hildur marine lifeFish: Cherubfish, Yellow jack8418700844066336MV Hema 1MV Hema 1 liveaboardMV Hema 1Dive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 30 - 33mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Big fish, Shark and WreckDescription: 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.Marine lifeMV Hema 1 marine lifeFish: Nurse shark, Spotted eagle ray, Spotted trunkfish, Blue-striped grunt, French gruntMamals: Hawksbill sea turtle7018700703044228Molinere ReefMolinere Reef liveaboardMolinere ReefDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 8 - 22mVisibility: 10 - 20mCurrent: noneWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: ReefDescription: 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.Marine lifeMolinere Reef marine lifeFish: Green moray, Spotted moray, Spotted scorpionfish, Longlure frogfish, Sargassum fish, Slender seahorse, Yellow-head jawfish, Web burrfish8618700864100502Bianca CBianca C liveaboardBianca CDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 35 - 50mVisibility: 10 - 20mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Big fish, Shark and WreckDescription: The Bianca C, known locally as the 'Titanic of the Caribbean', due to her sheer size and presence, has very few rivals in the realms of warm water wreck diving.Marine lifeBianca C marine lifeFish: Spotted eagle ray, French gruntNo results foundfor selected CheckIn/CheckOut!Expand CeheckIn/CheckOut search criteria! This website uses cookies to improve your experience. We'll assume you're ok with this, but you can opt-out if you wish.Accept Reject Read MorePrivacy & Cookies Policy Close Privacy Overview This website uses cookies to improve your experience while you navigate through the website. Out of these cookies, the cookies that are categorized as necessary are stored on your browser as they are essential for the working of basic functionalities of the website. We also use third-party cookies that help us analyze and understand how you use this website. These cookies will be stored in your browser only with your consent. You also have the option to opt-out of these cookies. But opting out of some of these cookies may have an effect on your browsing experience. Necessary Always Enabled Necessary cookies are absolutely essential for the website to function properly. This category only includes cookies that ensures basic functionalities and security features of the website. These cookies do not store any personal information. Non-necessary Non-necessary Any cookies that may not be particularly necessary for the website to function and is used specifically to collect user personal data via analytics, ads, other embedded contents are termed as non-necessary cookies. It is mandatory to procure user consent prior to running these cookies on your website.
MV Shakem Wreck liveaboardMV Shakem WreckDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 26 - 31mVisibility: 10 - 30mCurrent: none - moderateWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: WreckDescription: 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.7418700744076382MV HildurMV Hildur liveaboardMV HildurDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 35 - 38mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Big fish and WreckDescription: 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 fish.Marine lifeMV Hildur marine lifeFish: Cherubfish, Yellow jack8418700844066336MV Hema 1MV Hema 1 liveaboardMV Hema 1Dive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 30 - 33mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Big fish, Shark and WreckDescription: 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.Marine lifeMV Hema 1 marine lifeFish: Nurse shark, Spotted eagle ray, Spotted trunkfish, Blue-striped grunt, French gruntMamals: Hawksbill sea turtle7018700703044228Molinere ReefMolinere Reef liveaboardMolinere ReefDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 8 - 22mVisibility: 10 - 20mCurrent: noneWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: ReefDescription: 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.Marine lifeMolinere Reef marine lifeFish: Green moray, Spotted moray, Spotted scorpionfish, Longlure frogfish, Sargassum fish, Slender seahorse, Yellow-head jawfish, Web burrfish8618700864100502Bianca CBianca C liveaboardBianca CDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 35 - 50mVisibility: 10 - 20mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Big fish, Shark and WreckDescription: The Bianca C, known locally as the 'Titanic of the Caribbean', due to her sheer size and presence, has very few rivals in the realms of warm water wreck diving.Marine lifeBianca C marine lifeFish: Spotted eagle ray, French gruntNo results foundfor selected CheckIn/CheckOut!Expand CeheckIn/CheckOut search criteria! This website uses cookies to improve your experience. We'll assume you're ok with this, but you can opt-out if you wish.Accept Reject Read MorePrivacy & Cookies Policy Close Privacy Overview This website uses cookies to improve your experience while you navigate through the website. Out of these cookies, the cookies that are categorized as necessary are stored on your browser as they are essential for the working of basic functionalities of the website. We also use third-party cookies that help us analyze and understand how you use this website. These cookies will be stored in your browser only with your consent. You also have the option to opt-out of these cookies. But opting out of some of these cookies may have an effect on your browsing experience. Necessary Always Enabled Necessary cookies are absolutely essential for the website to function properly. This category only includes cookies that ensures basic functionalities and security features of the website. These cookies do not store any personal information. Non-necessary Non-necessary Any cookies that may not be particularly necessary for the website to function and is used specifically to collect user personal data via analytics, ads, other embedded contents are termed as non-necessary cookies. It is mandatory to procure user consent prior to running these cookies on your website.
MV Hildur liveaboardMV HildurDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 35 - 38mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Big fish and WreckDescription: 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 fish.Marine lifeMV Hildur marine lifeFish: Cherubfish, Yellow jack8418700844066336MV Hema 1MV Hema 1 liveaboardMV Hema 1Dive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 30 - 33mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Big fish, Shark and WreckDescription: 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.Marine lifeMV Hema 1 marine lifeFish: Nurse shark, Spotted eagle ray, Spotted trunkfish, Blue-striped grunt, French gruntMamals: Hawksbill sea turtle7018700703044228Molinere ReefMolinere Reef liveaboardMolinere ReefDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 8 - 22mVisibility: 10 - 20mCurrent: noneWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: ReefDescription: 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.Marine lifeMolinere Reef marine lifeFish: Green moray, Spotted moray, Spotted scorpionfish, Longlure frogfish, Sargassum fish, Slender seahorse, Yellow-head jawfish, Web burrfish8618700864100502Bianca CBianca C liveaboardBianca CDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 35 - 50mVisibility: 10 - 20mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Big fish, Shark and WreckDescription: The Bianca C, known locally as the 'Titanic of the Caribbean', due to her sheer size and presence, has very few rivals in the realms of warm water wreck diving.Marine lifeBianca C marine lifeFish: Spotted eagle ray, French gruntNo results foundfor selected CheckIn/CheckOut!Expand CeheckIn/CheckOut search criteria! This website uses cookies to improve your experience. We'll assume you're ok with this, but you can opt-out if you wish.Accept Reject Read MorePrivacy & Cookies Policy Close Privacy Overview This website uses cookies to improve your experience while you navigate through the website. Out of these cookies, the cookies that are categorized as necessary are stored on your browser as they are essential for the working of basic functionalities of the website. We also use third-party cookies that help us analyze and understand how you use this website. These cookies will be stored in your browser only with your consent. You also have the option to opt-out of these cookies. But opting out of some of these cookies may have an effect on your browsing experience. Necessary Always Enabled Necessary cookies are absolutely essential for the website to function properly. This category only includes cookies that ensures basic functionalities and security features of the website. These cookies do not store any personal information. Non-necessary Non-necessary Any cookies that may not be particularly necessary for the website to function and is used specifically to collect user personal data via analytics, ads, other embedded contents are termed as non-necessary cookies. It is mandatory to procure user consent prior to running these cookies on your website.
MV Hema 1 liveaboardMV Hema 1Dive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 30 - 33mVisibility: 15 - 30mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Big fish, Shark and WreckDescription: 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.Marine lifeMV Hema 1 marine lifeFish: Nurse shark, Spotted eagle ray, Spotted trunkfish, Blue-striped grunt, French gruntMamals: Hawksbill sea turtle7018700703044228Molinere ReefMolinere Reef liveaboardMolinere ReefDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 8 - 22mVisibility: 10 - 20mCurrent: noneWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: ReefDescription: 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.Marine lifeMolinere Reef marine lifeFish: Green moray, Spotted moray, Spotted scorpionfish, Longlure frogfish, Sargassum fish, Slender seahorse, Yellow-head jawfish, Web burrfish8618700864100502Bianca CBianca C liveaboardBianca CDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 35 - 50mVisibility: 10 - 20mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Big fish, Shark and WreckDescription: The Bianca C, known locally as the 'Titanic of the Caribbean', due to her sheer size and presence, has very few rivals in the realms of warm water wreck diving.Marine lifeBianca C marine lifeFish: Spotted eagle ray, French gruntNo results foundfor selected CheckIn/CheckOut!Expand CeheckIn/CheckOut search criteria!
Molinere Reef liveaboardMolinere ReefDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterBeginner diversBoat diveDive depth: 8 - 22mVisibility: 10 - 20mCurrent: noneWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: ReefDescription: 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.Marine lifeMolinere Reef marine lifeFish: Green moray, Spotted moray, Spotted scorpionfish, Longlure frogfish, Sargassum fish, Slender seahorse, Yellow-head jawfish, Web burrfish8618700864100502Bianca CBianca C liveaboardBianca CDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 35 - 50mVisibility: 10 - 20mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Big fish, Shark and WreckDescription: The Bianca C, known locally as the 'Titanic of the Caribbean', due to her sheer size and presence, has very few rivals in the realms of warm water wreck diving.Marine lifeBianca C marine lifeFish: Spotted eagle ray, French gruntNo results foundfor selected CheckIn/CheckOut!Expand CeheckIn/CheckOut search criteria!
Bianca C liveaboardBianca CDive center: Flamboyant Dive CenterExperienced/advance diversBoat diveDive depth: 35 - 50mVisibility: 10 - 20mCurrent: none - slightWater temperature: 27.2 - 29.5℃Dive type: Big fish, Shark and WreckDescription: The Bianca C, known locally as the 'Titanic of the Caribbean', due to her sheer size and presence, has very few rivals in the realms of warm water wreck diving.Marine lifeBianca C marine lifeFish: Spotted eagle ray, French gruntNo results foundfor selected CheckIn/CheckOut!Expand CeheckIn/CheckOut search criteria!