Scuba Diving: Tyrrel Bay Wreck In St. George Grenada - Sailing Sweet Ruca
September 10, 2020 by Sailing Sweet Ruca | Language: EN Play Time: 00:03:20 | SAILING YOUTUBERS
The Sailing Sweet Ruca crew, Kate and Curtis, meet up with SV Dragonfly’s Addison and Ryan to dive the wreck of the Tyrrel Bay. The wreck is located about one mile off of Grand Anse Beach on the Southwest side of Grenada, near St. George’s and Port Louis.
Evelyn and Curtis from Scuba-Tech Grenada provided the transport and guidance to drop us right on top of the wreck. The Tyrrel Bay was a coast guard patrol boat delivered to Grenada from the USA in 1984. Designated PB-01, she is 106ft. After the Guardian Class patrol boat went out of service the local divers put together a plan to clean her and make her dive ready. She was sunk on September 25, 2018 where she sits in approximately 60 ft of water.
Kate is decked out in her new gear Sherwood Scuba gear she recently purchased from Michael and Jess @SetSailandDive. She is loving the matching outfit!
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