The superb combination of beautiful reefs and exceptional wrecks have made Grenada one of the key dive destinations in the world, with more than enough of everything for every diver, from Advanced Open Water to Instructor ...

Its coastline is fed by the nutrient rich Guyana current, feeding some of the best coral gardens anywhere in the Caribbean, with fields of delicate Black Coral and huge variety of Macro Life. These coral gardens are situated amongst a truly superb volcanic backdrop, with over 30 different dive sites alone, to the south ...

That’s not the end of the story though , because if its bigger stuff you’re after then Grenada will also deliver. The exhilarating offshore drifts draw in a wide array of pelagic species, from Reef Sharks and Barracudas, through to  Turtles and Rays ...

As if to add the ‘icing to the cake’, Grenada is also home to the largest wreck in the Caribbean. The “Bianca C”, known as the Titanic of the Caribbean, is a 200m cruise liner that sank in 1961, and that now supports a whole abundance of marine life and varied coral species. In addition the “Shakem”, also offers a great chance to get in there and explore, with its easily accessible bridge and galley ...

Your accommodation and dive base for this WWR trip is MV Wind Dancer, one of the world renowned Peter Hughes Fleet. This 40m steel hulled liveaboard, features deluxe accommodation for 18 divers, with air-conditioning and hot water showers in all cabins; private facilities; linen and towels. The three meals prepared on board are a mix of Caribbean and international dishes, with afternoon tea and all soft and alcoholic drinks included throughout. Additional features include DVD, CD and TV; large dive deck and Nitrox (to 32% - Additional Charge) ...

To keep you company and make sure your trip of a lifetime goes without a hitch you will be accompanied by  your S+O Group Leader - Tom Martin, our Solihull centre manager, from the UK airport onwards ...

If there was ever a reason to jump on a plane with your dive gear, and underwater camera, then this WWR trip is defiantly it !