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The Veronica

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The Veronica Wreck Dive on Grenada


The Veronica L
Picture : Kiran Lall


Site: Veronica L

Location: Off Grand Anse

Description: Cargo Vessel

Length: 40 metres

Depth: 16 metres

Visibility: 20 metres

Rating: ***


The Veronica L
Picture : Rosie Branch
Formerly at the site of "Twin Wrecks", the Veronica was moved to make way for the new cruise ship terminal. It was loaded onto a barge and was dropped back upright. It now has a nice reef nearby.

The Veronica L is a small, barge-like cargo vessel lying upright on the bottom in about 45 feet (14 m) of water.

There is a crane on board with its derrick extending outwards, covered with colorful marine growth.

The hold is open and you can swim around inside. This is often part of a Twin Wrecks dive, in combination with the Jeannie S.

Reviews



I dived the Veronica three times during my stay (diving with Dive Grenada) and it was teaming with life on all three dives.

Conditions could have been better but it was still a really pleasant dive, plenty of fish and a turtle that stayed with us for over 5 minutes the second trip, barracuda, and shoals of purple wrasse.

Rosie Branch, PADI Advanced Open Water