Apart from in the sea, swimming is also possible at several of the islands' rainforest pools and lakes, many of which are formed by waterfalls, such as the Concord Falls and the Annandale Falls . Diving and snorkelling can be practised widely, with the Grand Anse beach being the starting point for many diving trips to the nearby reefs and islands.
Most dive sites are easily accessible from the coast.
The neighbouring island of Carricou , part of the Grenadines, is known as the 'island of coral reefs' and offers ideal diving conditions, with a rich marine life. Particularly popular sailing destinations in the area include the Grenadine islands Sugar Loaf, Green Island and Sandy Island. A variety of small and large craft may be hired. Contact the Grenada Board of Tourism for details. The park contains a wealth of interesting flora and fauna, and there are spectacular flower displays depending on the season.