Looking for Grenada diving charter recommendations

[chillyinCanada]

I didn't like the statue park because I'm a (cough) purist. I don't like seeing humans junk under the water. I don't care much for wreck dives either. But the circle is even more weird than when originally placed because it's falling apart and in the process of doing what was originally intended, capturing coral growth . . .many of the statues have corals growing outof their head, bbetween their legs and all manner of weirdness. Creepy as the others have said. Creepy icky and uncomfortable. I spend my dives there on the natural formations. And one day near the end of our dive, those who were already on their safety stop were caressed by a manta . . .which scared them but left us below watching jealous as heck.

 

[maj2]

The week that we were there (late July), we were the only two diving with Native Spirit. They always asked what we wanted to see, and took us to a site where we were likely to see it.
The only reason that we dove the sculpture park was because my daughter wanted to see it. Otherwise, we probably would have been taken elsewhere.
There did not seem to be a set schedule of when each dive site was visited.

 

[Steelyeyes]

We had a last minute change in plans and with two days notice we dropped into Grenada. We dove wit Dive Grenada five days. We did the sculpture park which wasn't worth doing but we then went over to the Buccaneer wreck which was OK. We like wrecks and reefs so we did both. Dove the MV Shakem, MV Bianca C, and some other small wrecks. The reef life was decent and the water was warm. We didn't venture out far from the island due to poor at sea conditions. I'd go back and do some of the same stuff again and try for the spots farther out where rumor has it there are more big things, like sharks.