Grenada wreck diving context with Fiona as a shallow beginner-friendly wreck site.
Grenada · Grenada (St. George's and Grand Anse)
Shallow Grenada twin-wreck dive with sand, structure, and critter life.
Shallow Grenada twin-wreck dive with sand, structure, and critter life.
Fiona (Wreck) is a shallow twin-wreck dive off Grenada, with the fishing boat Fiona and the adjacent barge resting on a sandy bottom. It is a relaxed boat dive rather than a penetration-heavy wreck, with easy-to-read structure, sand patches that hide small critters, and enough fish life to keep photographers busy. The surrounding sand keeps the site easy to read, while the wrecks still reward normal buoyancy control and wreck awareness.
Site Conditions
Safety Notes
Watch for loose lines and wreck structure, and keep boat awareness on the surface and during entries and exits.
Access Restrictions
Best handled with a local boat operator and a wreck brief; this is a scuba site rather than a snorkel or freedive stop.
Legal Notes
Follow local Grenada dive-operator guidance and any marine-park rules that apply to wreck sites.
Community notes to help plan your visit.
Scuba Diving
Two-wreck dive with the deeper Barge around 21 m and Fiona around 17 m.
Freediving
Not a freedive-first site; boat access and wreck depth make scuba the right fit.
Snorkeling
Not a snorkel-first site; the wrecks are best appreciated by scuba divers.
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Research Sources
Grenada wreck diving context with Fiona as a shallow beginner-friendly wreck site.
Fiona is described as a shallow wreck with groups of squid and a photo-friendly profile.
Grenada diving is year-round, with calm seas, clear water, and operators providing gear and guided dives.
Shallow wreck opportunity, artificial reef, and critters such as banded coral shrimp, anemones, and nudibranchs.

Strong-current reef near Morne Rouge

Shallow Grenada wreck-and-muck dive for slow, close inspection.

Shallow muck reef for slow macro hunting.