Dive Grenada receives 'Green Star Award' from PADI

Dive Grenada are very proud to be recognised by PADI for their achievements and receiving PADI's 'Green Star Award' as validation of their efforts to have sound environmental policies and practices throughout their scuba diving business in Grenada.Phil Saye, owner of Dive Grenada said,'we work very diligently to ensure that all aspects of our business has minimal impact on the terrestrial as well as the marine environment'.

PADI Green Star Environmental Award for Dive Grenada

Leatherback Turtle nests at Dive Grenada

Dive Grenada were very privileged when an endangered Leatherback Turtle choose to nest and lay eggs on the beach right in front of their Dive Shop in Grenada. These turtles normally nest on Levera Beach in the North of the Island not down in the South on Grand Anse Beach where Dive Grenada is located. We will be monitoring the nesting site and look forward to 50 - 70 days time when the eggs should hatch.We will also be looking out for her returning as they normally lay four or five times in one season.

Rare Nudibranch Sighting with Dive Grenada

Scuba Diving with Dive Grenada produced a very rare Nudibranch called Flabellina Dushia. This very beautiful and rare creature was found on one of our very popular shipwrecks in Grenada called the Veronica L. This Nudibranch is so rare that it doesn't even have a common name. This is why I love diving in Grenada, you never know what treasures of the marine world you might see..............How Cool! For more information about diving in Grenada go to: www.divegrenada.com

Grenada Marine Life by Dive Grenada

We are very excited to have composed this short video to show everyone what fantastic marine life we have, both large and small around Grenada in the Caribbean.We also are very proud of the great condition Grenada's coral reefs are in, so check these out as you watch the video