The Cayman Islands are one of the worlds' most popular dive destinations. These outstanding islands are located in the heart of the Caribbean and they offer perfect diving conditions all year round. Consisting of three islands just 480 miles south of Miami, Grand Cayman, Cayman Brac, and Little Cayman are little pieces of paradise. Grand Cayman is the capital and largest of the 3 islands, with the majority of tourists drawn here from America and Europe.

Cayman diving means crystal clear 80–100 foot visibility on every single dive and water temperatures in the range from 78F to 86F. The Caymans are world famous for their wall diving. These breathtaking drop offs have tunnels and swim-thrus, starting as shallow as 40 feet. The shallow reef system extends from shore and builds up to meet the edge of the wall.

Outstanding conditions abound for newly certified or experienced divers. The marine life that you will see on your dives is nothing short of amazing. It is common to see turtles feeding, sleeping nurse sharks, moray eels, eagle rays, stingrays, lionfish, angelfish, squid, peacock flounders and a plethora of tropical fish on every Cayman scuba diving trip. Unforgettable shallow reefs and wrecks are home to healthy corals and sponges with a vast expanse to explore.