Grand Cayman
With 76 square miles, Grand Cayman is the largest of the three British Cayman Islands and is popular among many divers because of its close Caribbean proximity to the US. Shore diving spots are within walking distance of the many high and midrange resorts and it is among the highest-rated wall diving spots in the world. For those who like to mingle with the aquatic life, Stingray City and the West Bay turtle farm are essential destination locations. It is also an ideal choice for beginners. Even though Grand Cayman tends to be pricier than most other international dive spots, we can assist you in procuring economy lodging and low-cost transportation.
Cayman Brac
Located on a body of water in the Caribbean known locally as the “bogue,” Cayman Brac is a dream destination for history buffs and certified wreck drivers. The highlight is the 330 ft Russian Koni class frigate that was sunk by the Cayman government in ’96 and is one of the few Russian vessels permanently resting in the western hemisphere. The beach front resorts have been recently renovated and guests are attended to by friendly, knowledgeable staffs and foodies will appreciate the high end local cuisine. Because of Cayman Brac’s limited flight access, it is recommended that you let us know of your desired visiting dates as far in advance as possible.
Little Cayman
With few to no currents, Little Cayman is an ideal destination choice for families and beginners, yet is also a much-frequented location for advanced divers. Those looking for something different will definitely want to check out Bloody Bay and Jackson’s Bight, both located on the island’s north shore. The former consistently ranks near the top of worldwide wall sites and the local dive masters are some of most respected in the industry. Like its sister Cayman Brac, Little Cayman gets high marks for professionalism, cleanliness and excellent local food. It should be noted that getting to the island requires a stop-over at Grand Cayman.
The Cayman Aggressor is a 110 foot yacht and is diesel powered. Accommodations include 6 deluxe staterooms, each having a double and single bed, 2 single share stateroom, each with 2 singel beds that share a bathroom/head between the two staterooms, 1 master stateroom with 1 double bed, private head & shower, climate controls and additional storage.
Located on Cayman Brac’s southwestern tip, perched on 1,000 feet of milky white beach, you’ll discover Cayman Brac Beach Resort. Whether you’re there to explore the famous Bloody Bay Wall or escape from the pressures of life for a week or two, you’ll find the service and the amenities to be 1st-class. There is a lot to do at the resort. There’s diving and snorkeling just offshore, bonefishing in the shallows, deep sea fishing, sailboats, kayaks and paddleboats on the water, plus hiking, biking, night lit tennis, basketball, horseshoes, tetherball and beach volleyball on shore.
At Compass Point you can kick back, relax, unwind and escape the hustle and bustle this dive trip. Located on the East End of Grand Cayman offering a secluded tranquil setting but with adventure right on your doorstep for the ultimate dive vacation. Roll out of bed and onto the wating dive boat…
Welcome to Little Cayman Island and Little Cayman Beach Resort, the world’s most incredible diving and the finest Caribbean scuba diving resort. Little Cayman is the smallest and least developed of the three Cayman Islands, located 87 miles northeast of Grand Cayman, five miles west of Cayman Brac. Little Cayman is now a favorite destination of modern-day explorers, photographers, naturalists and, of course, divers. The moment you arrive, you’ll understand why. The island itself – just 10 miles long and 1 mile wide – is blessed with 22 miles of spectacular coastline and, just offshore, incredible coral reefs teeming with over 150 kinds of coral and more than 500 species of fish.
Everything you have dreamed for a Caribbean Dive Vacation is here, at Sunset House! From palm trees to an amazing house reef; from 5 custom dive boats, to a famous underwater photographer; from amazing Caribbean concoctions, to spicy Indian dishes; they all await you! And combined with warm Caymanian hospitality, you’ll wonder why you waited so long to visit this West Indian oasis, or why you haven’t come back sooner. Of course, the Caymans and Sunset House are a diver’s paradise, with crystal-clear waters awaiting your arrival.