Ollie is missing
Unfortunately not so good news, our cat Ollie is missing since last Friday. We started a search in the area and alarmed vets, but so far no success. Keep your fingers crossed we find him again. 
HEMA Dive 18.August 08
 picture by Claus Meyer. Witness Elke & Michael, Germany
10.Anniversay
On August 2nd we celebrated our 10.Aniversary.   More pictures and our timeline can be seen at : our webalbum
Who wins the spot?
 by Roger Webb
Wateree Dive Center
 Wateree Dive Center from South Carolina wnet on a Mystery Tour to Grenada. Now the Isle of Spice is no more Mystery and they'll be back! Looking forward to welcome you all!
Action Scuba
 Jims Group from DC and Maryland enjoying dinner at Patricks Local Restaurant. Thank you for visiting Grenada - we are looking forward to dive with you again.
Home Sweet Home
 Jaw fish at Flamingo Bay building his castle and getting ready to breed. Watch this space for pictures withhis mouth full of eggs. 
Home Sweet Home
Jaw Fish getting ready to breed.
Red Frog fish
 Will it stay or will it hop to the next piece of coral From John White USA
Posted on 13 Jun 2008 by janeep
Brian's Scuba
The group of Biran's Scuba enjoyed a week of great diving, dining and many Happy Hours: 
Baby Nurse Shark
 Picture by Dominik Wirtz - we know it looks like from an aquarium but it is actually at Glovers Island.
Frogfish at Northern Exposure
while diving Northern Exposure this week, we stumble over this little fellow.  it was really modelling for the photographer for a while.  but than he got tired of it and showed off. 
Astronauts diving with Aquanauts
 Moon walker Buzz Aldrin and fellow astronaut Guion Bluford dove with us last week, enjoying endangered species like this hawskbill turtle.
A Sponge in a sea of sand
 From Jane GND
Posted on 15 May 2008 by janeep
Spotted EagleRay
 From Dianne White USA
Posted on 17 Apr 2008 by janeep
Bianca C
 From John & Dianne White USA
Posted on 17 Mar 2008 by janeep
Family of Squid
 From Foster Family UK
Posted on 28 Feb 2008 by janeep
Shy Stingray
 From Graham & Louise UK
Posted on 20 Feb 2008 by janeep
Red Frog Fish
 From Reto - Tobago
Posted on 05 Feb 2008 by janeep
Swimming Shark
 From Jens - Germany
Posted on 18 Jan 2008 by janeep
A Hungry Eagle Ray
 From Jane GND
Posted on 04 Jan 2008 by janeep
What a Star
 From Lenny USA
Posted on 20 Dec 2007 by janeep
Is that Stingray looking at me !
 From Lenny USA
Posted on 15 Dec 2007 by janeep
Aquanauts - voted one of 110 best
Aquanauts Grenada was voted by german dive magazine "Unterwasser" among the 100 best dive centers around the world.  See more on the story in our press release section:
Red Frog fish
 By Kat UK
Posted on 11 Dec 2007 by janeep
A Turtle Relaxing
 By Caroline UK
Posted on 04 Dec 2007 by janeep
Bianca C
 By Steve
Posted on 27 Nov 2007 by janebing
Bianca C
By Steve
Posted on 27 Nov 2007 by janebing
New Wrecks for Grenada
The team of the Port Louis Project cleaned up the Lagoon and provided Grenada with some more Wrecks to dive at:  The freighter "Hildur" was placed at 120 feet depth. .  The barge "Fiona" and a fishing vessel are now resting at a depth of 60 feet
new wrecks
see more in our journal
Frog fish Couple @ Northern Exposure
 picture by Bruce of Single Divers
Eagle Rays Meeting on King Mitch
 too many to get them all in one picture!
Stingray Takeoff
 Last week we had a fantastique dive on Lighthouse Reef - big turtle, big nurse shark and this huge stingray. Lucky enough we got a shot right as the stingray took off leaving nothing but a big cloud of sand.
Flat beauties - flunders
 Lately we spot these flat beauties quiet often - especially at our dive & snorkel spots at the marine park.
Eagle Rays & Turtle @ Windmill Shallows
Lucky students watched feeding stingray
Last week we had some lucky Open Water students. They could watch a big stingray feeding.  The Austrian couple Simon & Katja and the German Lufthansa pilot Horst did their second open water dive for the PADI Open Water course. Suddenly their instructor Gerald headed towards a cloud of sand stirred up from the bottom. When they approached the cloud the students realized what caused that cloud - a big STINGRAY! The ray was feeding and tried to dig something out from underneath a coral block. Unimpressed by the presence of the small group of divers it continued it's task. Katja, Simon and Horst had plenty of time to watch that southern stingray from all different angles and a short distance. What an adventure! After they surfaced they couldn't hide their excitement. But that's easy to understand - probably an unforgetable experience.
Fish Friday in Gouyave
Come and visit the Seafood Festival in the fishing town of Gouyave; offering delicious dishes every Friday evening.  Drummers, Steelband and other shows contribute to the local flair of this festival. Ask Ferry Ann at our store on Grand Anse about it, she helps her sister. Go and try their "Rizzoles"! 
Snaking your way in
Peter met this beauty in Flamingo Bay last week. Posing for the camera as if seeking a carer as model. 
Amy Lame learns scuba diving
Amy Lame visited Grenada and learned Scuba Diving. read about her experience in the London Times travel section soon! 
Pauls Perfect Circle
 Photo by David Scott
Hungry Turtle
Picture story about a hungry hawskbill turtle on Shark Reef; don't try that at home or without gloves! 
scorpion fish @ Isle de Rhonde
pregnant seahorse
.jpg) Dive the "Shakem" wreck and see if you can find the Seahorse couple - one pregnant with its big belly! That would be the male!
Posted on 20 Jul 2006 by gerlinde
Yellow Cheek Pike Blenny
 a rare find at Boss reef
Posted on 03 Jul 2006 by gerlinde
Ray time in Grenada
Posted on 14 Jun 2006 by gerlinde
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