Divers choose the Cayman Islands as the top spot in the Caribbean for underwater photography and Advanced Diving
Blessed with warm clear water, healthy reefs, dramatic drop-offs, abundant marine life, year-round good weather…
Browsing: Scuba Diving Little Cayman
Divetech recognized at CCMI Festival of Seas
The evening of Saturday November 3rd was a very proud moment for Cayman based dive…
Sunset House and Sunset Divers Celebrate Six Decades of Dive Excellence in the Cayman Islands
Dive resort offers great 60th Anniversary Special, launches new North Wall dive boat and re-introduces…
Reef Conservation Month at Divetech
During the month of October, Divetech is focusing its efforts on conservation issues which concern…
Shining a Light on Cayman’s Outstanding Reefs at Night
Wrecks, walls, shore dives, moonlight dives, fluorescent night dives, coral spawning – all add to…
Southern Cross Club Dive Instructor Mike Schouten logs 10,000th Dive
Southern Cross Club dive instructor Mike Schouten recently logged dive number 10,000 in a career…
Beyond its famous Southern Stingrays, Cayman Offers Exciting Dive Experiences with Other Engaging Sea Critters
Curious reef sharks, Spotted Eagle Rays, Sea Turtles, Green Morays, Tarpon, Squid, Octopus and other reef creatures populate stunning reefs and thrill divers
Diving The Cayman Islands
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?
Southern Cross Club wins 2 prestigious 2018 Traveler’s Choice Awards
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.
On Little Cayman, Conservation Efforts on Both Land and Sea
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.