© dsd content copyright info

dive site directory providing information on diving and dive sites all over the world

free online diving information and dive site reviews

location map or:

home & news | highlights | dive sites a-z | search | contribute review | log book | about us | environment | diving events | screen saver & desktop backgrounds | diving books & equipment | Advertising & Business Listings

World | Caribbean | Diving Grenada:

Grenada overview


Inland:

Wrecks:

Reefs:

Resources & Links:

Dive Centers:

Other Information Online:




Please note: we cannot
endorse the services of
companies listed. We recommend that you only dive with dive centers that are accredited by a major diving association or by their local tourist authority.

print dive site review | contribute site info / photo


wreck of the Veronica L, Grenada dive site - Courtesy of Kiran Lall
Turtle on the Veronica L, Grenada dive site - Courtesy of Rosie Branch
Fire worm on the Veronica L, Grenada dive site - Courtesy of Rosie Branch
the Veronica L, Grenada dive site - Courtesy of Rosie Branch

Scuba Diving in Grenada Caribbean

Reader Reviews:

Site: Veronica L

Location: Off Grand Anse

Description: Cargo Vessel

Length: 40 metres

Depth: 16 metres

Visibility: 20 metres

Rating: ***

Formerly at the site of "Twin Wrecks", the Veronica was moved to make way for the new cruise ship terminal. It was loaded onto a barge and was dropped back upright. It now has a nice reef nearby.

Kiran Lall, PADI Divemaster


I dived the Veronica three times during my stay (diving with Dive Grenada) and it was teaming with life on all three dives. Conditions could have been better but it was still a really pleasant dive, plenty of fish and a turtle that stayed with us for over 5 minutes the second trip, barracuda, and shoals of purple wrasse.

Rosie Branch, PADI Advanced Open Water


It was a nice wreck dive, but not spectacular. All the superstructure has disappeared, but there is a large open hold which allows for some penetration.

Bob Hitner


Did this dive as my first night dive and first wreck dive... All I can say was it was AMAZING... Teaming with life and very beautiful. Thanks SubaTech :)

Dave Smallwood


Do you have any comments on this dive site?


Name:

Email:

Please Note: The form must have an e-mail address or it will not send to us (to stop us from getting too much spam) if you don't want to leave your address just make one up, however we would ask that you please give us your address in case we need to clarify any of the information you have given us. (privacy policy)

send us a photo of this dive site | submit comments



print dive site review | contribute site info / photo | top


Do you run a dive operation in this area?

Click here to find out more about being listed on this
page in dive site directory.

Disclaimer: Diving is a dangerous sport, we recommend diving through an accredited diving organisation and always diving within the limits of your diving qualifications. We make every effort to ensure all the information contained on this web site is correct and up to date. However, due to the nature of the content and collecting it from second hand sources we cannot always be sure that this is the case. We cannot be held responsible for any errors on the site and for any actions you may take after viewing its content. If you find any errors please let us know as soon as possible and we will correct them.

© dive site directory 2002 - 2008 | privacy policy | site design Cyan Shiner

web site hosted by TME Ltd