Grenada

Blue Caribbean Expands to US, Canada; Collaborates with Paul Humann in Tobago Event.

Blue Caribbean Expands to US, Canada; Collaborates w Paul Humann in Tobago Event

(Dive Travel Business News - January 31, 2012) -- Blue magazine, the first print and online magazine focused exclusively on the Caribbean's numerous dive and ecotourism attractions, that launched its first edition in late 2010, continues its successful international promotion of the Caribbean dive market. After only one year in publication, Blue’s newest and current issue, will be in select areas of Barnes & Noble bookstores in the US from February. Exquisite multipage spreads will feature the amazing dive destinations of Saba, Grenada and the British Virgin Islands.

The exclusive niche-market publication has grown considerably in popularity, using its ability to showcase the region's most alluring dive destinations with  photography and editorial that blends culture and other activities related to nature or water. read more »

Grenada's Underwater Sculpture Park

Grenada's Underwater Sculpture Park attracts divers and snorkelers

(Dive Travel Business News - December 8, 2010) -- Since its inception in 2006, Grenada's Underwater Sculpture Park has received international acclaim, captivating locals and visitors alike as a unique art installation.

Located in clear, shallow water and dappled by sunlight, the Park's sculptures can be readily viewed by snorkelers, divers and passengers in glass-bottomed boats. The 65 sculptures currently placed in the park are nestled within the topography of the coral reef at Molinere Bay within Grenada's National Marine Protected Area.

The sculptures and reef have created the foundation for a diverse marine eco-system whose residents include seahorses, lobsters, octopus, a myriad of fish and a seasonal display of huge shoals of silvery jacks. read more »

Air Jamaica Resumes Service to GCM, GND and BGI

Air Jamaica resumes service to Grand Cayman, Grenada and Barbados

(Dive Travel Business News - June 7, 2010) -- Air Jamaica will resume year-round, daily service between Kingston and Grand Cayman effective July 1.  Also starting July 1, summer non-stop service from New York Kennedy to Barbados and Grenada, will operate three times a week to Barbados and four times a week to Grenada.

"We are excited to return to these Caribbean markets. Jamaica and Grand Cayman have shared strong ties for many years, and our service to Barbados and Grenada gives the diaspora a convenient way to go home for festivals and family events," said Air Jamaica CEO Bruce Nobles.

For more details visit Air Jamaica.

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Grenada Family Dive Vacation

Family dive vacation in Grenada

(Dive Travel Business News - May 10, 2010) -- Grenada offers affordable family dive vacations this summer where kids stay, eat and dive for free at diver-dedicated True Blue Bay Resort and Aquanauts Grenada.  

The Family Summer Dive Vacation Package includes accommodation, airport round trip transfer, 10 boat dives incl. tanks & weights per room, all taxes and service charge and start at US$ 1099 pp.  Children up to 14 stay FREE with their parents and eat FREE from the kids menu. Packages also include FREE continental breakfast for the whole family and two times a 4 hour babysitting service to get the parents and older kids diving together. One child age 10 to 15 dives FREE with one parent paying. For kids age 8 to 10 a FREE bubble maker dive program isoffered at the pool. read more »

Underwater adventures: Top Caribbean dive sites offer an array of attractions

Champagne, off Dominica a top 10 dive site

(Dive Travel Business News - May 10, 2010 ) -- Travel writer Annie Kazel Wilcox has been a scuba diver for over 20 years. Her dive travels have spanned Baja and Bali, the Mediterranean, Australia's Great Barrier Reef and more. In this Special Article to the Miami Herald, Kazel-Wilcox spells out her favorite Caribbean diving haunts. Here is a summary of her Top 10 Caribbean Dive Sites: 

1.The Elbow, Turneffe Island, Belize
2. Ocean Blue Hole, Andros Island, Bahamas
3. Wreck of the Antilla, Aruba
4. Bloody Bay Wall, Little Cayman, Cayman Islands
5. Mareau Gardens, Tobago Cays, St. Vincent & the Grenadines
6. Wreck of the RMS Rhone, Tortola, BVI
7. Carvel Rock, St. John, USVI
8. Wreck of the Bianca C, Grenada
9. Northstar, St. Croix, USVI
10. Champagne, Dominica read more »

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