Little Cayman and Cayman Brac are the quiet, undeveloped sisters of glamorous and bustling Grand Cayman. Just 80 miles east of the larger island, these two island gems are havens for divers seeking quiet beauty and natural surroundings. With just a handful of dive operators on each island, plus the presence of two liveaboards, this area of the Caymans has retained its "old island" charm and its pristine quality. Little Cayman features a total of nearly 30 moored dive sites, ranging from medium depths to the sheer plunging wall of Bloody Bay and the more rugged Jackson Bay area. Cayman Brac's sites number nearly 50, with a wide variety of diving and marine life. The remote location of these islands protects them from the perils of modern pollution, with a resultant excellent underwater visibility most of the year. The following is a sample list of great dive sites off Cayman Brac and Little Cayman.
CAYMAN BRAC DIVE SITES Wilderness Wall: Bert Brothers Boulders: Greenhouse Reef: East Chute/Cayman Manner:
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