Grenada Artificial Reef Project
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3 months ago
This is a great little shore dive/snorkel from the beach. Only a few metres off the beach the reef is getting nicely populated and healthy - you can hear the static like clicking of the marine life incredibly clearly.
Several shoals of small and medium sized fish, a couple dozen inquisitive squid, some nice plant life, and some bigger lone fish including a puffer and wrasse.
by Katie Bayliss
5 years ago
We love this project! It's great to see the coral growth over time and see that it is becoming a true fish habitat. It's a great place to snorkel as its close to shore and quite shallow. Dive Grenada also organise underwater cleanups in the area so you can join these too and help keep the sea clean from plastic pollution!
by The Dharma Trails
11 months ago
It’s not bad, but if you’re coming in from the water taxi (which is very likely) it’s a 30 minute trek down the beach and can be a little underwhelming. If you’re able to dive down or have good vision you’ll see the little fish, so it’s good the reef is healthy and working as intended. It’s a sectioned off area with buoys that you can swim to yourself from Mount Cinnamon
by Kai Liana
4 years ago
This was my first visit to Grenada. Based upon a recommendation from a coworker, I walked down the beach to Dive Grenada and met Phil. After a few minutes of introductions, we began talking about the Grand Anse Artificial Reef Project (GAARP) and his passion and dedication towards ocean conservation was quickly evident!
What’s truly amazing about this project, in my own opinion, is how it all started, how it continues and Phil’s vision for its future. This is a small group of people who are trying to change the planet in their own way.
The reefs location from the beach makes it an easy dive for novice to experts. My recommendation is before diving or swimming, learn more about coral reefs, the local reef structures and our impacts on these marine ecosystems. As you dive around this site, it makes the experience much more meaningful!
I plan on returning to this reef system several times over the next year! Here are a few photos I took while enjoying this site:
by Andrew Marsden
5 years ago
This artificial reef is one of my favorite things in Grenada. It is incredible to me that something as simple as pyramids made of concrete blocks can foster so much life! I snorkel and dive here very often and always see something beautiful and exciting. Dive Grenada has started something truly special here. This is what sustainable tourism is all about.
You can easily snorkel out to the pyramids from Grand Anse beach near Dive Grenada and Mount Cinnamon Resort. Just swim out to the buoy and you'll be met with some breathtaking underwater scenery! I will be checking in on these pyramids for years to come, and I can't wait to see what is in store. Can't recommend checking it out enough!
by Tyler Fox
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