Community dive-site listing for Grand Mal Wall with site stats.
Grenada · Grenada (St. George's and Grand Anse)
Grand Mal Wall is a Grenada boat dive with a shallow reef edge and wall.
Grand Mal Wall is a Grenada boat dive with a shallow reef edge and wall.
Grand Mal Wall is a Grenada boat dive with a shallow reef edge that drops into a long wall broken by large holes and sheltered pockets. The site is known for black gorgonians, healthy coral, tarpon, lionfish, and other reef life, and it suits divers who are comfortable with a drifting wall profile. Plan for buoyancy control and overhead-like spaces rather than a simple beginner reef.
Site Conditions
Safety Notes
Large holes in the reef edge can create overhead-like spaces. Keep buoyancy tight and do not enter beyond training or comfort.
Access Restrictions
Boat access and sea conditions determine whether the site is suitable on the day.
Legal Notes
Follow operator briefing and local site rules, especially around the reef holes.
Community notes to help plan your visit.
Scuba Diving
Suitable for reef and wall diving across a wide depth range, from very shallow areas down to around 35 m.
Freediving
Only for experienced freedivers with strong current control; the site is primarily a scuba wall dive.
Snorkeling
Not a snorkel site. The wall and current make it a better fit for scuba.
Species commonly reported at this site, with direct links into their wildlife guides.
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Research Sources
Community dive-site listing for Grand Mal Wall with site stats.
Grenada dive blog with Grand Mal Wall description and marine-life context.

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