Scuba diving Cayman

Stay, Diving holidays in the islands Cayman

A diving holiday in the Cayman Islands, located in the western Caribbean Sea, tempts you? You're right because the sea bed is protected, the waters are crystal clear and warm, with 40 m of visibility, and the climate is very mild.This destination, a real tax haven attracting many offshore companies and very popular with Americans, is suitable for beginners, more experienced divers, snorkelers, macro photographers and deep-sea diving fans.

Discovered by Christopher Columbus, these islands are very popular with honeymooners and families.Following the Dive 365 project, launched in 2008, 300 sites are scattered around these 3 islands, including 240 superb spots around Grand Cayman.
Admire the North Wall drop off at 1800 meters and teeming with purple, yellow, brown, elephant ear, rope, barrel-shaped sponges with orange gorgonians.Walkthrough the tunnels and caves, at Devil's Grotto and Eden Rock, accessible from the beach, as well as at West Wall, much appreciated by photographers for their luminosity.

At Sunset Reef lies the LCM Nicholson wreck, as well as a 3m high bronze mermaid, 15m high, accessible from the shore.Close to Georgetown harbor, the wrecks The Balboa, 12m deep, and The Cali at 5m, are a delight for snorkelers and beginners. Also visit the wrecks The Oro Verde and The USS Kittiwake, sunk at 22m, which have become artificial reefs.Cayman Brac is a tranquil island with more than 65 sites including the shallow Elkhorn Forest, where finger and elkhorn coral explode with vitality, along with snappers and angelfish. Also, visit the beautiful 100m long Captain Keith Tibbetts wreck.

Little Cayman, a true iguana sanctuary, is surrounded by beautiful secluded beaches, lagoons, and mangroves protected by the Bloody Bay Marine Park.
The Cayman Archipelago is truly a great place to practice water sports, snorkeling, scuba, and boat diving, snorkel, watch turtles and nurse sharks, recycle sumptuous drop-offs and improve your skills by becoming a Wreck diver...
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