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Small-island reef diving, easy cay snorkels, and a culture-rich base on Grenada's quiet Grenadine outpost
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Carriacou suits divers who want real site variety without a big-resort feel. From Tyrrel Bay and nearby Hillsborough, operators such as Dive Carriacou and Deefer Diving run short-boat trips to more than 30 sites, including reefs, walls, drift channels, and wrecks. Around 15 of those sites sit inside the Sandy Island Oyster Bed Marine Protected Area, and the island's headline draw, Sisters Rocks, has been promoted locally as world-class. Conditions are often gentle on the leeward side, but the best diving still rewards divers who listen to briefings and match sites to skill.
A flowing wall and drift site where the current does the work and reef life stays busy all the way down the edge.
Carriacou's bestknown advanced site, with dramatic structure, bluewater exposure, and the sort of pelagic possibility that makes guides talk about it first.
A purposesunk tug with the keel around 28 m and the superstructure shallower, making it a strong choice for experienced wreckfocused divers.
An easier wreck pairing with coral growth, schooling fish, and enough structure to keep both photographers and newer wreck divers interested.
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