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Little Cayman LITTLE CAYMAN DIVING Grand Cayman Grand Cay7m7a1N4na48u8KtiMicloailmleMsetielers Little Cayman to Cayman Brac CAYMAN BRAC DIVING Cayman Brac
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The smaller of the Sister Islands, Little Cayman's 5 Miles Cayman Brac's north and south shores are equally renowned for world-class diving. Caribbean
only industry is its world-class diving. This is 8 Kilometers trade winds, however, make the north side the most inviting. Sand chutes lead to the spectacular
owed to the natural wonder of Bloody Bay Wall wall drop-off at just 50 feet depth. The varied sponges and corals are colourful and full of reef
and Jackson Bight Wall. The dives on Little creatures. The southern wall has beautiful spur-and-groove channels leading to the sheer drop-
Cayman are spectacular, dramatic, fabulous and off. Cayman Brac also boasts one of the most popular and famous wreck dives in the Caribbean -
LITTLE CAYMAN FACTS: exotic. At the intersection of Bloody Bay Wall and 80000'W 79055'W the Soviet warship, MV Capt. Keith Tibbetts - which was scuttled in 1996 in 50 to 80 feet of water. CAYMAN BRAC FACTS:
Size: 11 Miles (18 Km.) long x less than 1 Mile (1.6 km.) wide. Jackson Bight Wall is a favorite dive known as Another favorite dive is Strawberry Sponge Wall, which is full of its namestake sponges on the
Mixing Bowl, with a fish-filled sloping sandy flat drop-off. The Lost City of Atlantis is a new underwater sculpture adjacent to Radar Reef at Stake "Brac" is Gaelic for "Bluff".
Population: under 100, with under 200 tourists per day. leading to the drop-off. Shore diving at Cumber's Bay. Radar Reef is often regarded as the best shore dive, with its excellent macro critters in the Size: 12 Miles (19 Km.) Long x 1- 2 miles (1.6 to 3.2 Km.)wide.
Electricity is a relatively recent advent on Little Cayman. Caves west of Jackson Bay begins in just 18 feet S Nautical Miles 0 1 2 shallows. Next to East Chute Reef is the Cayman Mariner, which is a special night dive where you Population: 1200; Daily tourist: 1200.
Over 100 species of corals and 500 types of fish. of water and leads to the awesome wall. Other C 1 2 will illuminate the big eyes of squirrelfish. The list of great dives around Cayman Brac is extensive Caves were once used by pirates to hide their booty.
Has one of the largest red-footed booby rookeries in the world. favorites include Marilyn's Cut, Joy's Joy, and A Statute Miles 0 12 and all are superb. Uninhabited when discovered by Columbus in 1503.
Bloody Bay Wall descends to 1200' deep just 1/4 mile offshore. Nancy's Cup of Tea. Little Cayman has dozens of L0
Uninhabited when discovered by Christopher Columbus in 1503. E Kilometers

incredible dives, as highlighted below. Snorkelers NORTH CAYMAN BRAC SIDE DIVE SITES (West to East):
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DOUBLE WALL 66’-100’ (20-30m) CEMETERY WALL 45’-100’ (13-30m) Spectacular wall with sand chutes, basket sponges,
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19050'N

19045'N Spot
Bay
Crawl Mary's Channel 33' 10m
Blowholes
Bay

Channel
Big Channel

The Narrows

19040'N

WEST POINT 60’-100’ (18-30m) and lobsters come out. hosts a super rich collection of black coral. Juvenile Juvenile
LIGHTHOUSE WALL 60’-100 ‘ (18-30m) ROCKHOUSE WALL 50’-100’ (15-30m) TIARA TUNNELS (ORANGE CANYON) 66’-100’ (20-30m)
PATTY'S PLACE 66’-100’ (20-30m) The wall drops off at 60' (18m) on this side. Spur LUCAS'S LEDGES 50’-100 ‘ (15-30m) BUTTERFLY REEF 30’-45’ (9-13m) Juvenile

and groove fingers run seaward. Technical divers may visit a cut in the wall at 120' SPLITVILLE 50’-100’ (15-30m) CRAB VALLEY 66’-100’ (20-30m)
ANGEL REEF 80’-100’ (24-30m)
(36m) to take pictures. DISNEYLAND 66’-110’+ (20-33m) Divers agree that this site is the best diving SEAFEATHER WALL 66’-100’ (20-30m) This steep and Rock Beauty
RICHARD'S REEF 66’-100’ (20-30m) Boats out of Preston Bay visit this spur and groove on the south side of Little Cayman. Two tunnels through the wall exit at 110' deep site has caves and tunnels in the wall with colourful
shallow dive, where sandy corridors are surrounded by star corals and gorgonians. (33m) depth. The site is full of reef fish, plus hawksbill turtles, blacktip reef sponges, gorgonians, and basket sponges. Queen Black Queen Angelfish Blue Angelfish Gray Angelfish French Angelfish
Divers find crabs and lobsters in the reef, and a few stingrays in the sand. sharks, and eagle rays. Triggerfish Durgon
ELKHORN FOREST 30’-45’ (9-13m) Golden-brown elkhorn
DYNAMITE DROP-OFF 66’-100’ (20-30m) CORAL CITY 50-100’ (15-30m) coral stands are perfect for snorkelers, who love to look Glasseye Juvenile
THE EDGE 66’-100’ (20-30m) down into the reef to find morays, scorpionfish, stingrays, Royal Snapper
CHARLIE'S CHIMNEY 65-100’ (20-30m) eagle rays, tiger groupers, spotfin butterflyfish, sergeant Yellowtail Snapper Gramma Mahogany Spotted Cero Smooth
PIRATE'S POINT REEF 66’-100’ (20-30m) majors and burrowing jawfish. Basslet Snapper Trunkfish Trunkfish
Great Elkhorn
White Grunt Porupinefish Barracuda
Coral
Fairy Spotted
Drum
19035'N Trumpetfish Basslet
Rainbow Parrotfish Balloonfish Yellowhead Spotted Cushion Bluestriped
Blue Parrotfish Wrasse Moray Eel Sea Star Grunt Octopus
Saucereye Porgy Sea Longspine Juvenile
Princess Orange-Spotted Reef Yellowfin Brown Highhat Horse Squirrelfish Blue Tang
Horse-eye Jack Parrotfish Filefish Chromis
Honeycomb Yellowtail Scrawled Butterflyfish Butterflyfish Damselfish Redlip Sea Fan Triton's Coral Sea Rod Brown
Parrotfish Filefish Blenny Trumpet Crab Tube Sponge
Cowfish Bar Jack Bluehead Bermuda Chub Spotfin Spanish
Tiger Grouper Wrasse White-Spotted Lobster
Clown Green Filefish Green Moray Eel Mountainous
Wrasse Razorfish Star Coral
Red Hind Midnight Parrotfish Queen Parrotfish Giant
Brain Coral
Banded Tomtate Orange Gorgonian
Butterflyfish Fa~n Foureye French Glassy Branching Bi-color
Sponge Butterflyfish Grunt Sweepers Vase Sponge Squirrelfish Damselfish
Spotted Queen
Ocean Scorpionfish ' Creole
Triggerfish Puddingwife Wrasse
Hogfish Blue Garden Conch Staghorn CoralYeSllpoownTguebeAneSmeaone Cleaning Flying
Chromis Eel Coral Gurnard
Striped Fire Coral Goby Orange
Black Grouper Beaugregory Spanish Cleaning Burrfish Smooth Arrow Tube
Hogfish Goby Star Crab
Tobacco Coral Brain Sponge Basket
Fish Coral Sponge
Stoplight Parrotfish Sheet
Coral
Grey Snapper
Coney Sergeant Schoolmaster Barred Hamlet Southern Stingray Spotted Goatfish Long-spined Sand Tilefish Spiny
Major Sea Urchin Lobster
Nassau Grouper Graysby Palometa Peacock Sand Diver Yellowstriped Jawfish Yellow Sea Cucumber
Flounder Hermit Crab Goatfish Stingray

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