Scuba diving provides amateurs and professionals both with experiences that cannot be replicated. The joy of the first dive, the challenges of the initial course work, fear, excitement all come together to provide an experience that is both existential and rewarding. Looking down into an abyss 4,000 feet deep off of Grand Cayman, being inside a cage viewing Great White Sharks in Madagascar, drift diving in Indonesia, swimming across the amazing coral reefs off of Australia’s Great Barrier Reef this is just the beginning. Coral reefs are estimated to cover 284,300 square kilometers (109,800 sq mi), just under one tenth of one percent of the oceans’ surface area. So come on in and enjoy some fascinating photos of the underwater world.
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| Dive Site | Location & Photos | Things of Interest | Description |
| Orange Canyon | Grand Cayman West Side  | Orange Elephant ear sponges, Tarpon, Silversides, West wall | This dive site is always a favorite for the variety of sponges, coral and fish that can be observed from this west side dive site in Grand Cayman. |
| Oro Verde wreck |  Grand Cayman West Side
| Oro Verde (Green Gold) wreck, Green Moray Eels, Angelfish, Silversides (seasonal), small crustaceans such as Arrowhead Crab | The wreck of the Oro Verde is always an interesting dive. Though the wreck is getting a little “long in the tooth”, it remains a popular spot for west side divers. Off seven mile beach this site provides a good site for a second shallow dive or a night dive. |
| First Cathedral Lanai Hawaii | In the Chapel Lanai Hawaii | First Cathedral is the premiere dive site at Lanai. It is also a dual pinnacle set up and is one of the largest most diverse dive sites in Maui County. The pinnacle with the moorings is 35 feet deep on the shallow portion and has a large arch on the west side. The northern side provides an excellent wall with caves, nooks and crannies and a swim through arch. A sand channel separates this from the wash rock pinnacle that comprises First Cathedrals. This large cavern has a maximum depth of 45’-50’ deep and a ceiling overhead up to 20’ high. It has a lace work of lava on the east wall that allows light in in a manner suggesting a stained glass window. Hence the name, First Cathedrals. | |
| Eagles Nest Grand Cayman |  | ||
| Molokini Crater Shark Condos | Sharks Condo Molokini Crater  | ||
| Wall Dives Cayman Island |  | Grand Cayman, Cayman Brac and Little Cayman have spectacular wall diving. You will find the visibility and variety of marine life hard to beat. We have been diving the Caymans for 20 years and it never disappoints. North and East end off of Grand Cayman is some of my favorite and if you can talk the boat driver into going a little further than normal Babylon is the place to go. | |
