South Carriacou dive guide with depth and condition notes.
Grenada · Carriacou (Tyrrel Bay)
Exposed Carriacou drift dive with sharks and strong current.
Exposed Carriacou drift dive with sharks and strong current.
Remote access and fast current make local guidance the practical way to dive it.
Black Rocks, Carriacou is a remote volcanic boat dive at the southern tip of the island, far from habitation and exposed to very strong current. The black rock pinnacles rise from the seabed to just above the surface and create a dramatic drift dive where triggerfish, barracuda, and sharks move through the water. This is an advanced site for divers who are comfortable with fast current and a dramatic offshore setting.
Site Conditions
Safety Notes
Very strong currents and the presence of sharks make this a site for experienced divers with appropriate planning.
Community notes to help plan your visit.
Scuba Diving
Advanced drift diving around rugged volcanic pinnacles that rise to the surface, with strong current and big-fish encounters.
Conservative baseline from public research. No community dives logged yet.
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Research Sources
South Carriacou dive guide with depth and condition notes.
Carriacou diving overview mentioning the south-island site cluster.
Grenada Tourism Authority page for Black Rocks.

Sheltered Grenada bay with sand channels and a reef slope.

Boat-accessed Moliniere Bay art reef with marine life.