Scuba Diving with Arawak Divers at Sandy Island, Carriacou, in the Grenadines, Caribbean!

After our excursion around the bay at Paradise Beach and over into the main town of Hillsborough on Carriacou here in the CARIBBEAN, our next day leads us to the reef that protects Sandy Island. It was a shallow dive at around 30 feet average, but the amount of pristine and beautifully colored coral was a great treat! The video is long but there were so many great scenes from the dive I didn't want to cut anymore out... Set to some relaxed meditative type music to further your enjoyment! I knew some of you would watch all, and some not, but enjoy as much as you like and we'll look forward to your comments on the video! The waters surrounding Carriacou are a protected marine park, if you would like to dive here, please feel free to contact http://www.ArawakDivers.com for details! Video Produced by http://www.LandAndSeaVideo.com More Videos at http://www.AmbientRealLife.com

After our excursion around the bay at Paradise Beach and over into the main town of Hillsborough on Carriacou here in the CARIBBEAN, our next day leads us to the reef that protects Sandy Island. It was a shallow dive at around 30 feet average, but the amount of pristine and beautifully colored coral was a great treat! The video is long but there were so many great scenes from the dive I didn’t want to cut anymore out… Set to some relaxed meditative type music to further your enjoyment! I knew some of you would watch all, and some not, but enjoy as much as you like and we’ll look forward to your comments on the video!

The waters surrounding Carriacou are a protected marine park, if you would like to dive here, please feel free to contact http://www.ArawakDivers.com for details!

Video Produced by http://www.LandAndSeaVideo.com
More Videos at http://www.AmbientRealLife.com

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