Shark Reef Divesite At Glover Island Grenada

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Those wishing to see sharks on their diving in Grenada should not miss the dive just off Glover Island known as Shark Reef.
The site is home to a number of nurse sharks that hide in the shadows under overhangs, and feed off the abundant marine life on the reef.
Eels, pufferfish, stonefish, starfish, yellow snappers, lobsters and a huge number of black triggerfish are all resident to the site, and ensure an interesting and exciting dive.
Depths range from 13 to 19 metres, and visibility is generally approximately 15 metres.

This is a straightforward boat dive on a reef that is full of life. Look out for nurse sharks hiding in the shadows under overhangs.
There may also be moray eels, pufferfish, blue wrasse, yellow snappers, stonefish, lobsters and starfish and plenty of black triggerfish.

Diving at shark reef Grenada The gentle slope drops down to a 60 feet deep sandy flat bottom, where you might spot sting rays.
Most of the nurse sharks sighted here however were found in the shallows, hiding under corals and stones.
Sometimes you will loose count on the sharks and turtles, some other day you will see a few only.
But the reef itself is beautiful and always steaming of fish and marine life.

Site: Shark Reef

Our Grenada scubadiving resources are Divernet and DivesiteDirectory, aquaexplorers.com.
Grenada scubadiving dive operators DiveGrenada, Aquanauts and the other members of the Grenada Scubadiving Association.
Location: Just off Glover Island
Description: Reef / drift
Depth: 13 - 19 metres (43 - 62 feet)
Visibility: 15 metres (50 feet)
Rating: ****

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