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Halifax - Grenada

Halifax on Grenada’s southwest coast is one of those sites we always try to squeeze in, especially if we’re looking for a relaxed, shallow dive. It’s a wall, but not the dramatic, plummeting kind. More a gentle slope from around 8m down to 11m, then a drop to 19m, making it perfect for longer bottom times and less air consumption. We’ve had some fantastic luck here with frogfish – they seem to blend into the sponges and soft corals, but once you spot one, you start seeing them everywhere. Keep an eye on the outer wall where the bigger stuff tends to hang out; we’ve spotted tarpon cruising through and some truly substantial black groupers lurking in the shadows. Visibility averages around 7m, which isn't exceptional, but it means you're really focused on the details close by. Look for the blennies peeking out from their holes and the more unusual finds like sand stargazers buried in the substrate if you’ve got a keen eye. It’s a site for divers who appreciate the smaller, rarer critters and a leisurely pace over sweeping vistas.