Showing posts with label sculpture park in Grenada. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sculpture park in Grenada. Show all posts

Wednesday, June 19, 2013

Dive Grenada, Grenada's # 1 Scuba Diving & Snorkel Center

Phil, Helen and their dogs Jack & Jerry offer all Scuba Divers and Snorkelers a very warm welcome to come and see them in Grenada. We pride ourselves on our friendly and family orientated atmosphere here at Dive Grenada, which is very safe, very professional but also great fun. So if you are scuba diving, PADI Diver Training or just Snorkeling our beautiful reefs here in Grenada, come and find us to have a great experience.

Click: Dive Grenada Website

Thursday, May 23, 2013

Dive Grenada achieve # 1 ranking with 'Tripadvisor' in Grand Anse attractions!

Dive Grenada are very proud to achieve the # 1 ranking with Tripadvisor as the attraction in the Grand Anse Beach area of Grenada which has received outstanding feedback from their customers. Phil Saye (owner/director) commented, 'as a small dive operation here in Grenada we take great pride in our quality, safety and customer service to ensure our divers and snorkelers have a great experience. We are always looking for 'Continuous Improvement' within our business which I believe makes us stand out from our competition. We look forward to being in Grenada for many years to come giving the same excellent service to our customers'.

Dive Grenada - Scuba Diving & Snorkel in Grenada


Sunday, December 9, 2012

Grenada's Underwater Sculpture Park

Dive Grenada are excited to announce the Ring of Children - 'Vicissitudes' has been produced and placed in a new position in Grenada's Underwater Sculpture Park. This is a very exciting time for this unique attraction and we are very proud to be one of the sponsors of this new piece. This ongoing development of the world's first Underwater Sculpture Park really has elevated Grenada onto the global stage. Let Dive Grenada take you on a Scuba Dive or Snorkel in the Sculpture Park here in Grenada and you will be amazed by the surrealism of it all. The image shows the sculptures enjoying their last dry day before being placed in the Sculpture Park.