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The Meadows

Little Cayman Beach Resort counts The Meadows among its favourite shallow sites: a sand floor at about 35 ft with southern stingrays, conch, garden eels and razorfish, and richly encrusted coral heads right under the boat. According to Conch Club Divers, the coral heads form a labyrinth of grottos and passages that stays above about 50 ft. Short passages connect to the main wall and to a large natural amphitheatre in the drop-off, where sharks like to patrol. Pipefish and pipehorses hide in the shallows. Eagle rays are common here as well.

Divesite facts

Categories
Reef, Swim-throughs
Coordinates
19.6926, -80.0685

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Tags

reef swim through coral heads southern stingray garden eels razorfish pipefish pipehorse

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