Iceland Cayman Dives

The islands, located in the Cayman Islands, Grand Cayman, Cayman Brac and Little Cayman, 150 miles south of Cuba and 180 miles northwest of Jamaica. steep walls, shallow waters and strong currents Cayman Islands dive sites are made of all the ingredients of a good dive site.

The diving industry is well developed in the Cayman Islands. However, the effect of a large number of divers to the underwater ecosystem minimized by someexcellent conservation work. There is now a three-tier system in 18 marine parks in the Cayman Islands, and although some areas have the effect of the large number of divers have suffered most of Iceland Cayman dive sites offer even more exceptional diving.

The treacherous coast around the Cayman Islands is from the wrecks of some 475 years covered. At least 120 are not known, and today their barnacle busy is the key to the nautical heritage of the CaymanSupport offer colorful marine life and underwater around the island of Grand Cayman, Cayman Brac and Little Cayman. The wrecks of ships at rates of colonial and small merchant ships, robbers, four master schooners and Spanish galleons.

We are to live an incredible variety of marine life while scuba diving in the Cayman Islands. Mante, Nassau grouper and barracuda as well as gray, hammer and nurse sharks are regularly seen here, however, the encounter with theStingray at Stingray City are the most common, at least 150 races in gathering at any time.

Diving is possible from all three Cayman Islands, although a bit 'more dive sites in Grand Cayman because of its large coastline. There are many dive centers in the islands, it is worth talking to a couple of them before they could choose to dive with someone. Most operators have an excellent knowledge of local sites and tendbe well organized and equipped.

There are a number of excellent dive sites in the Cayman Islands. is Bloody Bay Wall in Little Cayman widely regarded as one of the best steep wall in the Caribbean. Diving Bloody Bay Wall is known as flat as possible from 6 feet, and follows the wall for some depths. During the summer months, large numbers of manta rays congregate here and accompany the residents regularly, including nurse sharks, turtles andBarracuda.

The climate of the Cayman Islands are warm and tropical, with summer months from May to October and the winter months from November to April. The water temperature is 82-85 degrees all year, and visibility is very good (30 to 50 meters), making Iceland Cayman dive sites a hit with tourists.