The Cayman Islands are a world-renowned scuba diving destination, offering crystal-clear waters, dramatic wall dives, and thriving marine life. Located in the heart of the Caribbean, this trio of islands—Grand Cayman, Cayman Brac, and Little Cayman—boasts over 350 dive sites, including famous spots like the Bloody Bay Wall, the USS Kittiwake wreck, and Stingray City. With excellent visibility and warm waters year-round, divers of all levels can explore breathtaking coral reefs, vertical drop-offs, and an abundance of marine species, from sea turtles to eagle rays.
Whether you’re a beginner looking for a shallow shore dive or an experienced diver seeking deep walls and caves, the Cayman Islands cater to every adventure. The region’s strong conservation efforts, including several marine parks and protected zones, ensure a healthy underwater ecosystem teeming with life. With world-class dive operators, luxury resorts, and a laid-back island atmosphere, the Cayman Islands offer an unforgettable diving experience in one of the most pristine marine environments on the planet.
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As the largest resort watersports operator on Grand Cayman, Red Sail Sports is also a leading advocate for marine conservation. Well-trained staff and a sizeable fleet give Red Sail Sports the flexibility to support environmental programs that require volunteers and boats for beach and reef cleanups. Local conservation initiatives, such as the newly-launched non-profit Plastic Free Cayman, find a willing partner in the dive company that has been offering services on Grand Cayman for 30 years.
It’s no secret that the Cayman Islands are notorious for spectacular scuba diving, but why do the Cayman Islands differ from many other beautiful countries lying across the Caribbean wonderland?
The Southern Cross Club, Little Cayman’s original dive and fish resort, has won 2 prestigious 2018 Traveler’s Choice Awards from TripAdvisor©, the world’s largest travel planning and booking site. Based on reviews posted by travelers during the past year, the resort ranks in the top ten in the Caribbean for Customer Service and Romance.
Conservation is always front and center to those who live and work on Little Cayman, but during the full winter moon, with researchers gathered there for the Grouper Moon Project, a study of the annual spawning of Nassau Grouper, the conservation effort expanded to include land as well as sea, with an island-wide beach cleanup over the weekend.
After a record breaking 2017 for Cayman tourism overall, and projections for continued growth, the island’s dive operators expect 2018 to be a banner year for their industry, and they are prepared for it. As a leader in dive tourism, Cayman has always balanced responsible diving and conservation with an outstanding dive product, always keeping it fresh and exciting for discerning divers. Cayman’s dive sites, dive operators and resorts remain topnotch, and the divers who voted in the Scuba Diving Magazine’s Readers Choice Awards agree.