Cayman Brac

Cayman Islands

Cayman Brac offers wall, reef and wreck diving along its shores, including the deliberately sunk Russian frigate M/V Captain Keith Tibbetts, the only diveable Soviet warship in the Western Hemisphere.

The island's dive sites combine wall drop-offs starting at around 18 metres with shallower reef sections. Notable named walls include East Chute, The Bluff, Anchor Wall and Wilderness Wall, well covered in coral with diverse marine life such as parrotfish, angelfish, nurse sharks and turtles. Cayman Brac lies roughly 7 miles from Little Cayman, making Bloody Bay Wall reachable by boat as well.

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