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Scuper Bowl
Open water dive site
 rated, discovered 608 time(s).
region, East End
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Schoolhouse Wall
This deep dive has steep sand chutes large barrel sponges with lots of fish life. Keep an eye on you profile during this deep dive.
rated, discovered 277 time(s).
region, Cayman Brac
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Sarah`s Set
Open water dive site
rated, discovered 306 time(s).
region, Little Cayman
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Sand Chute
Another deep site famous for its 50-foot-wide ski slope of white sand that starts in 60 feet of water. Get negative and buzz the garden eels on your way down the black diamond trail, schussing through mogul-like hogfish mounds.
rated, discovered 352 time(s).
region, West Bay
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Sand Castle
This excellent night dive is one of the newer sites in Little Cayman. You will be amazed by the amount of marine life on this site.
rated, discovered 303 time(s).
region, Little Cayman
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Sailfin Reef
Open water dive site
rated, discovered 290 time(s).
region, Little Cayman
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Royal Palms Ledge
A nice shallow dive. The reef forms a nice horseshoe shape. A popular site for night diving when the shrimp and squid are plentiful. Snorkeling Also
rated, discovered 367 time(s).
region, West Bay
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Round Rock West
The highlight of this site is the large elephant's ear sponge (partly broken off but still alive) The walls are covered in sea plumes, black coral trees and sponges.
rated, discovered 318 time(s).
region, West Bay
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Round Rock East
The highlight of this site is the large elephant's ear sponge (partly broken off but still alive) The walls are covered in sea plumes, black coral trees and sponges.
rated, discovered 309 time(s).
region, West Bay
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Ron`s Wall
A very step (vertical) wall is home to various types of soft coral and sponges. Keep an eye out for Rainbow parrtfish and small schools of Barricuda.
rated, discovered 273 time(s).
region, George Town
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Rockhouse Wall
Open water dive site
rated, discovered 286 time(s).
region, Little Cayman
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Rock Monster Chimney
The diving at this site is so good it's scary, but the name comes from the caves in the onshore bluff that - with a lot of imagination - form a monster face. This drop-off is as sheer as wall diving gets, and to the east of the mooring a series of co
rated, discovered 294 time(s).
region, Cayman Brac
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Rock Bottom Wall
Open water dive site
rated, discovered 297 time(s).
region, Little Cayman
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Robert`s Wall
This wall with slightly wider spur and groove formations has various pass throughs. The site boasts excellent visibility. You will enjoy the colorful marine life at this site.
rated, discovered 317 time(s).
region, West Bay
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River of Sands
Open water dive site
rated, discovered 577 time(s).
region, East End
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Richard`s Reef
Open water dive site
rated, discovered 294 time(s).
region, Little Cayman
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Red Bay Caves
This shallow cave system is home to a wide array of fish life.
rated, discovered 286 time(s).
region, George Town
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Randy`s Gazebo
Open water dive site
rated, discovered 299 time(s).
region, Little Cayman
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Radar Reef
Night dive! After gearing up on the pier across from the government center in Stake Bay, use the steps into the water and follow the blue transatlantic cable out to the reef.
rated, discovered 282 time(s).
region, Cayman Brac
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Queen`s Throne
This mini wall dive is home to a large green moray eel. The coral pinnacles are quite dramatic. This is a nice second dive. Snorkeling Also
rated, discovered 330 time(s).
region, West Bay
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