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Cayman Brac & Little Cayman – Cayman Islands

Cayman Brac and Little Cayman, the Sister Islands of the Cayman Islands (a British Overseas Territory), offer quiet, mostly current-free diving. On Little Cayman Bloody Bay Marine Park holds more than a third of the island's roughly 60 sites on a wall that starts as shallow as 5 m and plunges to great depth; Jackson Bight, Great Wall West, Marilyn's Cut and Mixing Bowl are among the named sections. On Cayman Brac the MV Captain Keith Tibbetts, a former Soviet-built Cuban frigate scuttled in 1996, is the signature dive. Marine park zones (including a no-diving overlay on the Sister Islands since 2021) are set by the Department of Environment.

Facts

Season

Diving is possible year-round; hurricane season 1 Jun–30 Nov. Little Cayman's north-side sites (Bloody Bay Wall, Jackson Bight) are not accessible year-round because of weather. The month ranking is based on hurricane season only.

Dive sites (18)

Cayman Brac

Little Cayman – south & west

Little Cayman – Bloody Bay Marine Park (north)

Operators (3)

Site positions are approximate, drawn from operator maps and published guides, and are for orientation only – never for navigation; where a position could not be verified this is marked. Marine park rules apply: touch and take nothing, no gloves, no fishing or spearfishing in the parks; check the Department of Environment's current regulations and zones. Little Cayman positions along Bloody Bay Wall are estimated from the resort's dive map, which gives names but no coordinates.