| With around 250 Grand Cayman diving sites to | | | | fish may also swim by for a bite. |
| choose from, picking a couple of sites for a | | | | Big Tunnels |
| one-week vacation can be confusing. With the | | | | Another must-see Grand Cayman scuba diving site is |
| diverse array of fishes and corals found in every dive | | | | the big tunnels. The coral formations in the drop off |
| site, it's very difficult to resist viewing the features | | | | are quite unique. It looks like Neptune himself |
| of each. For fish lovers, a diverse array of fishes and | | | | scratched the area with his trident. With networks of |
| corals await them underwater. The wreck divers, on | | | | canyons and crevasses, it is a home to the barrel |
| the other hand, can choose from a variety of | | | | sponge, the black coral, gray angels and eagle rays. |
| wreckages with an eerie atmosphere that will | | | | The trinity caves are also located in this area. Here, |
| definitely send chills down a person's spine. | | | | one can see a system of four coral canyons that |
| Stingray City | | | | converge on the surface of a vertical wall. |
| Located in the northwest corner of the Grand | | | | Eagle Ray Pass |
| Cayman's North Sound is one of the best Grand | | | | Located in the North Wall, this is another Grand |
| Cayman scuba diving sites. Inside a natural channel | | | | Canyon diving site that one should not miss. Formed |
| which goes through the barrier reef is Stingray City, | | | | by towering coral heads, coral archways and narrow |
| a dive site that has been shown in cruise ship | | | | crevices, this pass is a home to a lot of sponges, |
| commercials and featured in dive magazines. In this | | | | gorgonian fans and black corals. A lot of Spotted |
| world-famous shallow dive, one can kneel on the | | | | Eagle Rays also swim along the surface of the wall. |
| sand and feed or pet the stingrays. Even better, | | | | The West Wall |
| these graceful creatures swirl around divers, giving | | | | This is the most popular Grand Cayman diving site. It |
| them a fantastic show. This is definitely a wonderful | | | | has a large variety of fish and other marine life. Here, |
| place for taking underwater pictures. | | | | divers can enjoy looking at schools of grunts, |
| Wreck Diving | | | | snappers and angelfish. Another wonderful feature of |
| Wrecks can be viewed in some Grand Cayman scuba | | | | this site is that the creatures here are quite friendly. |
| diving sites. One of the famous wrecks in Grand | | | | Because most of them are not camera-shy, many |
| Cayman is the Oro Verde, an 84-foot steel freighter | | | | divers enjoy taking pictures of the fish in this area. |
| which was scuttled and sunk by the Caymanian | | | | Close to this area, a site called Orange Canyon is a |
| government in May 31, 1980. Since then, this ship has | | | | great place to visit. Here, one can see tons of orange |
| been inhabited by a lot of extraordinary characters | | | | elephant ear sponges. |
| like a 300-lb jew fish named George, a six-foot green | | | | Being a place with warm and clear waters that have |
| moray named Kermit and four-foot barracuda named | | | | a visibility of 100 feet above, going to these diving |
| Puff. In this area, some yellow tail snappers and angel | | | | sites would definitely be a great experience. |