Scuba Diving: Shark Reef Drift Dive in Grenada - Sailing Sweet Ruca
September 10, 2020 by Sailing Sweet Ruca | Language: EN Play Time: 00:02:35 | SAILING YOUTUBERS
Shark Reef is off the south side of Grenada. The fast-moving Atlantic ocean current rips through here, but also provides the food for this amazing reef ecosystem. This is some of the best coral and reef life we have seen so far in the Caribbean!
We dropped in with ScubaTech Grenada, starting off in Prickly Bay. They are fantastic local guides. The Sailing Sweet Ruca crew were joined by the crew from SV Dragonfly. We had great visibility on a bright sunny day. We saw lots of underwater life including reef fish, rays, sharks, spiny lobsters, and crabs. What a day.
Join us for a little scuba diving fun as we drift away through the day in Grendada!
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