Diving with Rays

Stingray City is one of the most visited dive sites in the Caribbean for divers and snorkelers. The natural channel that passes through the barrier reef has a string of sandbars that have attracted stingrays here for years. The animals come here to feed on the unwanted fish parts thrown overboard by the local fishermen. Scuba diving at Stingray City takes place in the deeper part of the sandbar at depths of up to 6 meters (20 feet).

World-famous Wall

The Grand Cayman Wall is one of the island’s most famous attractions. It is easily accessible by boat and the shallow parts can be enjoyed by beginner divers as well. However, what lies way deeper from the surface is what truly entice divers to take the plunge here. The wall runs around the entire island and falls thousands of feet underwater either a slopping or vertical cliff. The scenery is breathtaking: giant barrel sponges, purple fans, black coral, and all sorts of sea creatures, including hammerheads, hawksbill turtles, and eagle rays.

Popular Wreck

The Kittiwake shipwreck is one of the most popular in the Caribbean thanks to its shallow depth that is ideal for both divers and snorkelers. The 77-meter (251-foot) long vessel has been thoroughly cleaned for divers and it is suitable for penetration. The wreck is now home to a diverse range of marine animals such as eels, peppermint shrimps, head crabs, horse-eyed jacks, sea turtles, groupers, and much more.