We are excited to share that ECO Grenada's first satellite tagged Green sea turtle is tracking live! ECO was named as a thank you to all our Eco Dive friends, guests and family who have donated and contributed to our fundraising efforts over the last couple years to acquire two [...]
Congratulations Kelly on achieving your PADI Scuba Diver certification last year. It was so nice to have you back last month and you jumped in like a pro showing Instructor Wayne you've got the skills locked down. A treat for us to host the Marlor family and share [...]
In celebration of Grenada’s 50th Independence, Eco Dive will be welcoming 50 Grenadians for an underwater adventure. We love what we do & we love Grenada’s diverse marine environment. Grenada is more sea than land, and we want to share “our office” with our fellow Grenadians. As a way of [...]
With the new sculptures in (see our last post 😉 ) we are off to the races and the experiences are individualised based on the guest, their activity (scuba or snorkel or Freedive) & Mother Nature. Check out his fun video made by our lovely guests Debbie and Hugh from last [...]
We are very proud of our team & excited to share that we've received our third PADI Certificate of Excellence in as many months. Grenada's natural environment is the foundation of our amazing diving, but, the experience in our beautiful island is compliments to our professional, friendly and amazing team members. We [...]
A new coral disease threatening Grenada In 2014 a new virulent and deadly coral disease was identified in the northern Caribbean and became known as Stony Coral Tissue Loss Disease, abbreviated SCTLD (referred to as 'skitle'). In Feb 2022 SCTLD has been potentially found in Carriacou (spotted and being confirmed via [...]
a couple sneak peak images taken by Mark of Scuba Diver magazine while diving with us over Pure Dive Fest 2018 ... :) thanks for sharing Mark! Scuba Diver magazine diving with Eco Dive on the Tyrrel Bay wreck in Grenada exploring the MV Tyrrel Bay in Grenada [...]
Our new March 2018 sunk wreck the MV Anina is developing into an awesome wreck dive with cool sideways swim throughs, regular schools of squid and angelfish, passing green eels and a blanket of cup corals on the bottom creating a wall of orange tentacles. A definite must see for advanced [...]
Here for the week and we are having a great time, thank you for joining us SASS divers ... a sneak peak at some of the dives so far. Visiting our brand new clean and fresh Tyrrel Bay shipwreck .... look at all that space for colonising corals to come! ... [...]
On Sept 25th after years of planning and a village of support the Tyrrel Bay is now a shipwreck for freedivers, beginner divers and advanced divers and specialty divers in training to share! A huge accomplishment for Grenada and an excellent example of private public partnership AND a commitment to our [...]