Grenada · Carriacou (Tyrrel Bay)
Twin-pinnacle Carriacou reef with coral growth and pelagic traffic.
Twin-pinnacle Carriacou reef with coral growth and pelagic traffic.
Barracuda Point, Carriacou is a boat-access reef dive at the Sisters Rocks, where twin volcanic pinnacles rise from the sand and concentrate reef life around steep structure, coral growth, and passing blue-water traffic. Divers come for dramatic topography, healthy soft and hard coral coverage, and a good chance of seeing turtles, rays, barracuda, and reef sharks around the pinnacles and adjacent reef.
Site Conditions
Safety Notes
Brief carefully for current direction and stay aware of blue-water separation around the pinnacles, especially on ascent or when circling wide off the reef.
Access Restrictions
Barracuda Point is a boat-only site at the Sisters Rocks off Carriacou.
Community notes to help plan your visit.
Scuba Diving
Two volcanic pinnacles rising from a sandy bottom create a standout reef dive.
Freediving
The site is mainly promoted as a scuba boat dive rather than a routine freedive location.
Snorkeling
Barracuda Point is generally planned as a scuba site because the main draw is the submerged pinnacle structure and offshore boat access.
Species commonly reported at this site, with direct links into their wildlife guides.
Conservative baseline from public research. No community dives logged yet.
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