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Wrecks
- "Wreck Capital of the Caribbean"
- Over 20 wrecks within the Atlantic Ocean and Caribbean Sea that surround Grenada with varying depth profiles and stories
- Famous Wrecks: The Bianca C, a massive luxury liner often called the "Titanic of the Caribbean," is one of the most iconic wrecks. It's ideal for advanced divers due to its size and depth.
- Rich Marine Life: The wrecks are teeming with vibrant coral, sponges, and marine life, including barracudas, turtles, and reef sharks, offering a blend of artificial reefs and biodiversity.
Reefs
- Diverse Coral Ecosystems: Grenada is home to a variety of coral reefs, featuring hard and soft corals, sponges, and vibrant marine life, making it a popular destination for snorkeling and diving.
- Marine Biodiversity: Grenada's reefs support an array of species, including parrot-fish, angelfish, moray eels, sea turtles, and occasional sightings of larger marine animals like reef sharks and rays.
- Accessible Dive Sites: Grenada offers a mix of shallow reefs for beginners and more advanced sites for experienced divers, including drift dives and reef walls.
Sculptures
- World's First Underwater Sculpture Park: Created in 2006 by British sculptor Jason deCaires Taylor, it was the first of its kind globally and serves as a fusion of art and marine conservation.
- Location: Situated off the west coast of Grenada in Molinere Bay, about a 40min boat ride from the Docks at True Blue Bay.
- Diverse Sculptures: The sculptures, such as Vicissitudes (a circle of children holding hands) and The Lost Correspondent (a man at a desk), are made from materials that encourage coral growth.
- Cultural Themes: Many sculptures reflect Grenada's history, culture, and environment, blending artistic expression with local story-telling.
To learn more about Aquanauts Grenada, visit their website at www.AquanautsGrenada.com