180m of Italian liner lying upright on sand, the largest diveable wreck in the Caribbean. The swimming pool at 40m is the money…180m of Italian liner lying upright on sand, the largest diveable wreck in the Caribbean. The swimming pool at 40m is the money shot. Spotted eagle rays, nurse sharks and a resident barracuda squadron; the bow section is the most intact. Caught fire in St George's harbour on 22 October 1961 when a boiler exploded. Grenadian fishermen rowed out through the flames and took off nearly every one of the 673 aboard; the burning liner was towed clear and sank two days later. Grenada's Christ of the Deep statue on the Carenage is Italy's thank-you. Anchorage: Anchor in Grand Anse / Port Louis Marina; boat dive with current. Hazards: No site-specific hazards noted, brief normally. More