Dive in Cayman Islands

The Kittiwake is situated in marine park that is protected under law in Cayman, with no touching or taking of anything, no gloves allowed and no fishing allowed on the wreck/Kittiwake site. It requires an entrance fee to visit from a licensed operator, with the fees going towards the ongoing…

Just a short swim from the beach there are several reefs, a mermaid (12' tall), a small wreck, and we actually came across a small submarine filled with tourists.

Just a short swim from the beach there are several reefs, a mermaid (12' tall), a small wreck, and we actually came across a small submarine filled with tourists.

Stingray City, Grand Cayman is one of the most popular off-shore excursions in the Caribbean, as well as one of the world's truly unique tourist attractions. The name Stingray City is a misnomer because there are no buildings, streets, or automobiles; however, there are an abundance of stingrays to…

Stingray City, Grand Cayman is one of the most popular off-shore excursions in the Caribbean, as well as one of the world's truly unique tourist attractions. The name Stingray City is a misnomer because there are no buildings, streets, or automobiles; however, there are an abundance of stingrays to…

Hard Pan and sand channel between lagoon and Reef. Reef made of tall large coral structures with sand bottom around corals. Swim thru and overhanging structures in places. Lots of large Tarpon, Juvenile fish, often Southern stingrays and Turtles in reef and in the sand.

Hard Pan and sand channel between lagoon and Reef. Reef made of tall large coral structures with sand bottom around corals. Swim thru and overhanging structures in places. Lots of large Tarpon, Juvenile fish, often Southern stingrays and Turtles in reef and in the sand.

A nice section of wall on the south side of the island. You'll see sand chutes here and large sponges. You can do this as a shallower dive or a deeper dive.The mooring is in a coral head in about 50 feet of water. You can stay around here and dive in about 50-80 feet of water. You can also go to the…

This dive site is located on the north side of the island and is both a wall dive and a wreck dive. This is another wall where you can look down into the abyss.The chute cuts through the wall and begins at about 50 feet. After diving on the wall you can go and check out the wreck - the Cayman…

This is a Russian warship from Cuba (according to the divemaster) that was sunk in 1996. The wreck is 330 feet long and sits in about 100 feet of water. It has a radar tower and guns which are in shallower water. The wreck is now broken in thirds due to hurricanes and part of the wreck is laying on…

Even though it is off of Little Cayman, you can reach it from Cayman Brac also (the islands are 7 miles apart). The boat ride is about 45 minutes or so. This dive is often rated as one of the top dives of the Caribbean and it is easy to see why.One of the sides of the wall is called Donna's Delight.…

Grand Cayman's East Wall is among the most pristine ofCayman's wall dives however the prevailing winds out of the east makethis area the roughest in the Cayman Islands. BecauseEast End walldives are much less frequented than any other wall dive sites on GrandCayman, they remain in remarkable…

Grand Cayman's West Wall offers the best consistencyand overall variety for both novice and beginner wall divers. Featuringintricate swim through's, tunnels, chutes, caverns and topography, thewest wall of Grand Cayman is also famous for much of the photographyseen in "The Firm". Some of the most…

Grand Cayman's South Wall lies somewhat farther fromshore and is generally only frequented during times of nor' westers,which are cold fronts causing high seas that prohibit wall diving onmost other parts of the island. Grand Cayman's south wall sustained thegreatest damage during Hurricane Ivan in…

Large amount of silvery tarpon (10-100+!) near the 'Alley'. They can be approched very closely. Good for photographers.

Grand Cayman's North Wall extends from the northernmosttip of West Bay to East End and is generally considered to be the mostesteemed diving area among Cayman wall dive enthusiasts; and acclaimedby most international dive publications. With some of the island'ssteepest and most breathtaking…

See Stingray City for description.

Soto Trader was sunk by a combination Alcohol in April 1975, Incompetence, Smoking and Explosive Elements, unfortunately 2 people died.Vessel size: 120 foot long by 30 foot wide.

Thousands of small Purple sea fans

Wall and Coral Fingers reaching towards the wall with sea life including Turtles, Shark and Ray.

This is my favorite Little Cayman dive site. Dive it and see!!! The Gazebo is one of the most famous seahorse residence.I can recommend the Southern Cross Club. The local Dice Centers can all help you find the sites.

The old telephone cable makes navigation of this dive site very easy.

This is a very nice large pinnacle in the middle of the main channel. The name comes from Penny Ventura, a famous free diver.

The Oro Verde was originally a spy ship and cargo vessel that was sunk in May 1980. The wreck is known to have great coral and amazing fish around her. She's broken up due to storms but still is one to remember.

A very colorful dive with elephant ear sponges and a lot of crevices/cracks. The 'wall' really starts at 30m deep.

The MV Captain Keith Tibbetts was sunk in 1996 as an artificial reef.Since then, coral has grown nicely on the wreck.The wreck has since had its back broken by a Winter Nor'Wester storm which has resulted in a nice debris field amidships.It remains an interesting wreck with plenty to see on the…

The most interesting geological dive site in the Bloody Bay Marine Park, where two Walls collide, one with a step the other a "free fall" wall! A real mix of a dive site, with all the best of the Marine Biology available on Little Cayman.I can recommend the Southern Cross club dive centre. (Best…

Wall and Coral Heads. I can recommend the Southern Cross Club.

Tunnels and washouts through the reef make for great adventure while remaining safe. Lots of tarpon and millions of bait fish.