Grenada's Aquanauts Features New Dive Technologies

Aquanauts Grenada is adding technical diving and diving with closed circuit units to its repertoire. "Diving with rebreathers is like having gills - you don't make any bubbles and come very, very close to marine life such as eagle rays, jacks, sharks and even the tiny jaw fish" said Peter Seupel, owner of Aquanauts Grenada. With this new service facilities are offered for traveling rebreather divers - scrubber material, 2 and 3 L tanks for rent, O2 supply through a booster pump and washing/storage space.

As of November, Trial Dives and CCR certification course can be booked. Provision for Trimix will be ready as well. Come to Grenada to explore the deep walls on Grenada's west coast. Diving on closed circuit units also allows for extended bottom times on Grenada's deeper wrecks and reefs. Mike Fowler president of Silent Diving, who conducted the training, said: "The Grenada dive sites are perfect to dive with a rebreather; for their depth and marine life."

The technical diving is further complimented by TDI courses such as the Advanced Nitrox course and decompression procedures. Aquanauts features dedicated rebreather weeks, where boat and guide are only for the silent divers. The first courses will be held from Sept. 27 until Oct. 3. More information and prices may be found at www.aquatecgrenada.com. More information on complete holiday packages, including accommodation at True Blue Bay Resort, can be found by calling 800-513-5257 or visiting www.grenadadiveresorts.com.

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