Explore East End

Diving in the East End of Grand Cayman offers a unique and authentic experience for those seeking adventure beneath the waves. Known for its more traditional and "off the beaten track" atmosphere, this diving destination is perfect for explorers eager to discover the hidden gems of the Caribbean Sea. The East End boasts over 60 dive sites, featuring breathtaking walls interspersed with a myriad of caverns and swim-throughs that promise to captivate divers. Notably, the region's canyons, like Babylon and Jack McKenny, are renowned for their stunning formations and abundant marine life, including lionfish and typical Caribbean reef fish.

For those who appreciate diverse marine encounters, East End delivers with sightings of sharks and, on occasion, the majestic manta ray. A must-visit site, Dumbo’s Lookout, offers the chance to witness the elusive pygmy elephants, adding a playful touch to the underwater adventure. Whether you're wall diving at Black Rock Drop or simply exploring the vibrant coral reefs, the East End provides an unparalleled dive experience. With the option to dive from local resorts or explore via liveaboards, it's accessible for both casual and dedicated divers alike. This rich marine environment, coupled with the area's cultural charm, makes East End a standout dive destination.

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    Diving in East End

    For novice divers who intend to take part in dive courses, there are a number of shallow sites with pristine reefs, such as Grouper Grotto where you’ll find Nassau grouper around every corner. While for the more experienced diver, there are staggering wall dives, some which drop down to the Cayman Trough, the deepest part of the Carribean Sea. Almost every wall dive is a labyrinth of fissures, caves, and swim-throughs - including The Maze, Snapper Hole, and Turtle Pass. - while at the Three Sisters dive site float among towering pinnacles adorned with a variety of corals.

    Top Wildlife Sightings in East End

    Due to the incredible topography of East End’s underwater world, there’s an astonishing amount of biodiversity to be found in the crystal clear waters. Alongside huge brain corals and sea fans are countless colourful creatures, such as octopus, snapper and moray eels. Great barracuda and tarpon patrol sites while electric rays, yellow rays, and the giant southern ray can be found digging into the sand in shallow dive sites.

    There are three types of sea turtles in the area, green, hawksbill and loggerhead and black-tip reef sharks are commonly seen assessing the scene below them. Caribbean reef sharks are occasionally seen at The Maze dive site while if you are very lucky divers, manta rays and hammerhead sharks may decide to make an appearance.

    Wildlife Sightings are Based on User Generated Content

    The image shown is a representative illustration and does not depict every individual animal in this category.

    Total number of species approx.: 27

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    Barracuda

    Barracuda
    202 Sightings
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    28
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    22
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    17
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    12

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    Total number of species approx.: 200

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    Moray Eel

    Moray Eel
    155 Sightings
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    7
    F
    4
    M
    20
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    29
    M
    13
    J
    8
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    15
    A
    7
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    10
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    12
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    20
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    10

    The image shown is a representative illustration and does not depict every individual animal in this category.

    Total number of species approx.: 600

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    Wrasse

    Wrasse
    84 Sightings
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    3
    F
    4
    M
    20
    A
    12
    M
    7
    J
    10
    J
    5
    A
    4
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    2
    O
    10
    N
    6
    D
    1
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    Green Turtle

    Green Turtle
    70 Sightings
    J
    9
    F
    6
    M
    8
    A
    4
    M
    6
    J
    4
    J
    3
    A
    5
    S
    7
    O
    2
    N
    9
    D
    7

    The image shown is a representative illustration and does not depict every individual animal in this category.

    Total number of species approx.: 25

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    Eagle Ray

    Eagle Ray
    51 Sightings
    J
    0
    F
    1
    M
    7
    A
    10
    M
    7
    J
    4
    J
    3
    A
    3
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    5
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    N
    2
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    4
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    Hawksbill Turtle

    Hawksbill Turtle
    48 Sightings
    J
    4
    F
    4
    M
    6
    A
    6
    M
    2
    J
    2
    J
    6
    A
    5
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    3
    O
    2
    N
    2
    D
    6
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    Loggerhead Turtle

    Loggerhead Turtle
    31 Sightings
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    0
    F
    1
    M
    1
    A
    13
    M
    5
    J
    5
    J
    2
    A
    2
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    O
    0
    N
    1
    D
    1

    The image shown is a representative illustration and does not depict every individual animal in this category.

    Total number of species approx.: 300

    Alamy/Reinhard Dirscherl
    Octopus

    Octopus
    25 Sightings
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    2
    F
    1
    M
    4
    A
    0
    M
    1
    J
    0
    J
    3
    A
    1
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    3
    O
    1
    N
    8
    D
    1

    The image shown is a representative illustration and does not depict every individual animal in this category.

    Total number of species approx.: 100

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    Parrotfish

    Parrotfish
    270 Sightings
    J
    14
    F
    13
    M
    33
    A
    35
    M
    20
    J
    28
    J
    26
    A
    17
    S
    11
    O
    24
    N
    32
    D
    17

    The image shown is a representative illustration and does not depict every individual animal in this category.

    Total number of species approx.: 90

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    Angelfish

    Angelfish
    222 Sightings
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    11
    F
    13
    M
    26
    A
    34
    M
    23
    J
    21
    J
    23
    A
    12
    S
    9
    O
    22
    N
    18
    D
    10
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    The image shown is a representative illustration and does not depict every individual animal in this category.

    Total number of species approx.: 80

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    Stingrays

    Stingrays
    195 Sightings
    J
    15
    F
    14
    M
    29
    A
    26
    M
    10
    J
    12
    J
    10
    A
    11
    S
    15
    O
    13
    N
    23
    D
    17

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    Total number of species approx.: 12

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    Lionfish

    Lionfish
    188 Sightings
    J
    12
    F
    9
    M
    16
    A
    41
    M
    14
    J
    14
    J
    18
    A
    13
    S
    15
    O
    16
    N
    11
    D
    9

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    Total number of species approx.: 130

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    Butterfly Fish

    Butterfly Fish
    149 Sightings
    J
    7
    F
    6
    M
    21
    A
    21
    M
    15
    J
    19
    J
    16
    A
    9
    S
    0
    O
    21
    N
    8
    D
    6
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    Caribbean Reef Shark

    Caribbean Reef Shark
    132 Sightings
    J
    9
    F
    6
    M
    23
    A
    17
    M
    9
    J
    9
    J
    11
    A
    14
    S
    6
    O
    5
    N
    10
    D
    13

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    Total number of species approx.: 250

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    Grouper/Basslets

    Grouper/Basslets
    126 Sightings
    J
    9
    F
    7
    M
    16
    A
    10
    M
    8
    J
    9
    J
    15
    A
    9
    S
    6
    O
    19
    N
    14
    D
    4

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    Total number of species approx.: 110

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    Snapper

    Snapper
    125 Sightings
    J
    6
    F
    3
    M
    12
    A
    15
    M
    6
    J
    12
    J
    11
    A
    10
    S
    2
    O
    28
    N
    17
    D
    3

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    Total number of species approx.: 85

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    Surgeonfish

    Surgeonfish
    125 Sightings
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    3
    F
    4
    M
    24
    A
    11
    M
    12
    J
    12
    J
    10
    A
    8
    S
    4
    O
    12
    N
    21
    D
    4

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    Total number of species approx.: 40

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    Triggerfish

    Triggerfish
    122 Sightings
    J
    4
    F
    5
    M
    24
    A
    18
    M
    10
    J
    12
    J
    10
    A
    8
    S
    4
    O
    14
    N
    7
    D
    6

    The image shown is a representative illustration and does not depict every individual animal in this category.

    Total number of species approx.: 130

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    Pufferfish

    Pufferfish
    111 Sightings
    J
    5
    F
    3
    M
    11
    A
    21
    M
    8
    J
    10
    J
    18
    A
    4
    S
    1
    O
    13
    N
    10
    D
    7

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    Total number of species approx.: 60

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    Squirrelfish

    Squirrelfish
    97 Sightings
    J
    3
    F
    3
    M
    19
    A
    7
    M
    7
    J
    10
    J
    10
    A
    6
    S
    1
    O
    10
    N
    11
    D
    10

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    Total number of species approx.: 40

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    Jackfish

    Jackfish
    96 Sightings
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    4
    F
    2
    M
    13
    A
    7
    M
    15
    J
    12
    J
    8
    A
    10
    S
    0
    O
    12
    N
    10
    D
    3

    The image shown is a representative illustration and does not depict every individual animal in this category.

    Total number of species approx.: 350

    Alamy-Andre Seal
    Damselfish

    Damselfish
    96 Sightings
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    3
    F
    6
    M
    17
    A
    16
    M
    9
    J
    12
    J
    8
    A
    6
    S
    2
    O
    9
    N
    3
    D
    5
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    Blacktip Reef Shark

    Blacktip Reef Shark
    95 Sightings
    J
    6
    F
    5
    M
    9
    A
    14
    M
    5
    J
    4
    J
    6
    A
    7
    S
    9
    O
    5
    N
    12
    D
    13

    The image shown is a representative illustration and does not depict every individual animal in this category.

    Total number of species approx.: 150

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    Sweetlips and Grunts

    Sweetlips and Grunts
    93 Sightings
    J
    3
    F
    5
    M
    11
    A
    16
    M
    13
    J
    11
    J
    9
    A
    9
    S
    2
    O
    8
    N
    5
    D
    1

    The image shown is a representative illustration and does not depict every individual animal in this category.

    Total number of species approx.: 60

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    Spiny Lobster

    Spiny Lobster
    87 Sightings
    J
    7
    F
    3
    M
    5
    A
    16
    M
    4
    J
    9
    J
    6
    A
    4
    S
    3
    O
    12
    N
    9
    D
    9

    The image shown is a representative illustration and does not depict every individual animal in this category.

    Total number of species approx.: 28

    Udo Kefrig
    Clownfish

    Clownfish
    78 Sightings
    J
    4
    F
    1
    M
    6
    A
    15
    M
    7
    J
    10
    J
    10
    A
    7
    S
    2
    O
    10
    N
    6
    D
    0

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    Total number of species approx.: 3

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    Trumpetfish

    Trumpetfish
    76 Sightings
    J
    5
    F
    3
    M
    8
    A
    14
    M
    4
    J
    7
    J
    11
    A
    3
    S
    3
    O
    5
    N
    6
    D
    7

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    Total number of species approx.: 2

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    Nurse Shark

    Nurse Shark
    74 Sightings
    J
    7
    F
    2
    M
    6
    A
    9
    M
    6
    J
    2
    J
    10
    A
    7
    S
    7
    O
    6
    N
    10
    D
    2

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    Total number of species approx.: 60

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    Soldierfish

    Soldierfish
    65 Sightings
    J
    2
    F
    0
    M
    9
    A
    11
    M
    4
    J
    6
    J
    8
    A
    7
    S
    2
    O
    9
    N
    4
    D
    3

    The image shown is a representative illustration and does not depict every individual animal in this category.

    Total number of species approx.: 7000

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    Crab

    Crab
    64 Sightings
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    2
    F
    3
    M
    4
    A
    14
    M
    8
    J
    3
    J
    6
    A
    6
    S
    5
    O
    4
    N
    4
    D
    5
    AdobeStock-Marc Henauer
    Grey Reef Shark

    Grey Reef Shark
    57 Sightings
    J
    4
    F
    9
    M
    2
    A
    7
    M
    3
    J
    1
    J
    10
    A
    4
    S
    5
    O
    3
    N
    4
    D
    5

    The image shown is a representative illustration and does not depict every individual animal in this category.

    Total number of species approx.: 90

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    Goatfish

    Goatfish
    56 Sightings
    J
    2
    F
    1
    M
    12
    A
    3
    M
    7
    J
    9
    J
    4
    A
    2
    S
    0
    O
    12
    N
    1
    D
    3

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    Total number of species approx.: 8

    Alamy-Reinhard Dirscherl
    Bannerfish

    Bannerfish
    56 Sightings
    J
    2
    F
    0
    M
    6
    A
    12
    M
    5
    J
    8
    J
    7
    A
    2
    S
    3
    O
    6
    N
    2
    D
    3

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    Total number of species approx.: 2

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    Tarpon

    Tarpon
    50 Sightings
    J
    3
    F
    0
    M
    8
    A
    2
    M
    3
    J
    1
    J
    4
    A
    5
    S
    7
    O
    10
    N
    4
    D
    3

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    Total number of species approx.: 25

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    Boxfish

    Boxfish
    47 Sightings
    J
    3
    F
    0
    M
    8
    A
    4
    M
    2
    J
    8
    J
    8
    A
    3
    S
    1
    O
    7
    N
    2
    D
    1

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    Total number of species approx.: 250

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    Scorpionfish

    Scorpionfish
    38 Sightings
    J
    2
    F
    2
    M
    3
    A
    12
    M
    3
    J
    3
    J
    1
    A
    2
    S
    1
    O
    1
    N
    8
    D
    0

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    Total number of species approx.: 3400

    Shutterstock-Shane Gross
    Shrimp

    Shrimp
    37 Sightings
    J
    3
    F
    0
    M
    5
    A
    5
    M
    3
    J
    1
    J
    3
    A
    1
    S
    7
    O
    3
    N
    2
    D
    4

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    Total number of species approx.: 55

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    Lobster

    Lobster
    36 Sightings
    J
    5
    F
    2
    M
    2
    A
    4
    M
    3
    J
    2
    J
    3
    A
    3
    S
    3
    O
    3
    N
    5
    D
    1
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    Whitetip Reef Shark

    Whitetip Reef Shark
    29 Sightings
    J
    6
    F
    3
    M
    4
    A
    4
    M
    2
    J
    1
    J
    0
    A
    2
    S
    0
    O
    1
    N
    6
    D
    0

    The image shown is a representative illustration and does not depict every individual animal in this category.

    Total number of species approx.: 120

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    Flounder

    Flounder
    28 Sightings
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    0
    F
    0
    M
    2
    A
    10
    M
    2
    J
    3
    J
    2
    A
    3
    S
    0
    O
    3
    N
    2
    D
    1

    The image shown is a representative illustration and does not depict every individual animal in this category.

    Total number of species approx.: 80

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    Emperor

    Emperor
    23 Sightings
    J
    0
    F
    0
    M
    1
    A
    1
    M
    2
    J
    8
    J
    1
    A
    2
    S
    2
    O
    6
    N
    0
    D
    0

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    Total number of species approx.: 30

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    Sand Eel

    Sand Eel
    22 Sightings
    J
    1
    F
    0
    M
    4
    A
    5
    M
    2
    J
    1
    J
    4
    A
    1
    S
    0
    O
    0
    N
    4
    D
    0

    The image shown is a representative illustration and does not depict every individual animal in this category.

    Total number of species approx.: 3000

    SSI-Peter-Schinck
    Nudibranch

    Nudibranch
    20 Sightings
    J
    0
    F
    0
    M
    5
    A
    4
    M
    0
    J
    0
    J
    2
    A
    0
    S
    2
    O
    2
    N
    3
    D
    2

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    Total number of species approx.: 15

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    Tuna

    Tuna
    19 Sightings
    J
    0
    F
    1
    M
    0
    A
    7
    M
    1
    J
    2
    J
    2
    A
    1
    S
    1
    O
    1
    N
    3
    D
    0

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    Total number of species approx.: 20

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    Porcupinefish

    Porcupinefish
    19 Sightings
    J
    3
    F
    1
    M
    2
    A
    4
    M
    2
    J
    2
    J
    0
    A
    2
    S
    0
    O
    0
    N
    0
    D
    3
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    Garibaldi Damselfish

    Garibaldi Damselfish
    14 Sightings
    J
    0
    F
    1
    M
    0
    A
    7
    M
    0
    J
    1
    J
    0
    A
    1
    S
    2
    O
    1
    N
    1
    D
    0

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    Total number of species approx.: 15

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    Garfish

    Garfish
    14 Sightings
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    0
    F
    0
    M
    0
    A
    0
    M
    3
    J
    3
    J
    2
    A
    1
    S
    0
    O
    2
    N
    2
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    1

    The best Months to dive in the East End

    East End diving is best in mid-March through to mid-August. Outside of these times, East End experiences strong winds and, while the wind doesn’t always affect dive operations, to experience scuba diving in East End at its absolute best visit in April, May, June or July. One of the grest things about diving on Grand Cayman is that the island is flat with no river-off, so the visibility is always incredible.

    Dive Centers

    Ocean Frontiers Ltd.

    Ocean Frontiers Ltd.

    344C Austin Conolly Dr, KYI-1801 East End, Cayman Islands

    Dive Sites

    Ocean Frontiers Ltd., KYI-1801 East End
    Chub Hole <span class="text-color-primary text-sm"> (★4.5)</span>

    Chub Hole (★4.5)

    Southeast of the pin, the miniwall features a maze of tunnels, canyons, and archways. Northward, the reef opens with large overhangs and towering coral fingers.
    Ocean Frontiers Ltd., KYI-1801 East End
    Black Rock Reef <span class="text-color-primary text-sm"> (★4.5)</span>

    Black Rock Reef (★4.5)

    Black Rock Reef features sandy channels, coral gardens, shallow hardpan, and freestanding coral heads with narrow passages. Ridges and a massive barrel sponge mark the vibrant site.
    David S. (#3177691)
    The Maze <span class="text-color-primary text-sm"> (★4.5)</span>

    The Maze (★4.5)

    Located five minutes from the dock, The Maze sits at 40–45 feet atop the wall. The site is characterized by a complex network of narrow canyons, buttresses, and pinnacles. A shallow sand bowl near the mooring pin allows for extended bottom time and easy navigation back to the boat.
    Ocean Frontiers Ltd., KYI-1801 East End
    Lost Valley <span class="text-color-primary text-sm"> (★4.3)</span>

    Lost Valley (★4.3)

    Lost Valley, a High Rock wall site, features pinnacles and deeper walls with currents, best explored via drift diving, showcasing rarely visited sections between sites.
    Ocean Frontiers Ltd., KYI-1801 East End
    Tarpon Terrace <span class="text-color-primary text-sm"> (★3.5)</span>

    Tarpon Terrace (★3.5)

    Tarpon Terrace features a tall, narrow passage with rocky walls and giant freestanding coral heads on a sandy bottom, including a swim-through for added exploration.
    Ocean Frontiers Ltd., KYI-1801 East End
    The Arch <span class="text-color-primary text-sm"> (★4.6)</span>

    The Arch (★4.6)

    Arch Point features a wide, gravity-defying arch, narrow cuts, and channels. A mini wall topped with hard corals, including Grooved Brain Corals, lies between the pin and arch.
    Ocean Frontiers Ltd., KYI-1801 East End
    Lodge anchor <span class="text-color-primary text-sm"> (★4.0)</span>

    Lodge anchor (★4.0)

    Located in front of the site of the old Cayman Islands Dive Lodge, the namesake anchor of this dive site dates to 1794 during the wreck of the ten sails. It rests upright against the reef a short swim east of the mooring pin.
    Ocean Frontiers Ltd., KYI-1801 East End
    Scuba Bowl <span class="text-color-primary text-sm"> (★4.5)</span>

    Scuba Bowl (★4.5)

    Named after a major scuba event in 1990, held after the DEMA trade show and near the Super Bowl. Located on the Corner of East End just outside the South Channel only 5 minutes from the nearby dock.
    Ocean Frontiers Ltd., KYI-1801 East End
    Gigglin’ Marlin Legacy <span class="text-color-primary text-sm"> (★4.7)</span>

    Gigglin’ Marlin Legacy (★4.7)

    Old-school East End divers may remember this site as Parrot Fish Caves, but it was renamed when a Houston-based dive shop sponsored the mooring ball—hence Gigglin’ Marlin. This site is truly unique! Its standout feature is a massive cavern that’s wide yet low, creating a letterbox effect.
    Ocean Frontiers Ltd., KYI-1801 East End
    Sunrise Reef <span class="text-color-primary text-sm"> (★3.5)</span>

    Sunrise Reef (★3.5)

    5 minutes boat ride from the dock. Located on the same reef system as the sister dive site Sunrise reef. Navigation is typical of a crescent from the mooring pin, 28ft, towards the south crossing over the coral nursery and up to the shallow reef at 9 feet.
    Ocean Frontiers Ltd., KYI-1801 East End
    Old Wreck Head <span class="text-color-primary text-sm"> (★0.0)</span>

    Old Wreck Head (★0.0)

    Situated about ½ mile north of the 1962 Ridgefield wreck, just past the East Channel, this iconic East End dive site offers a breath-taking underwater landscape. This site lies within a no-dive zone, requiring boat charters to secure a dive permit from the Department of Environment (DoE) in advance.
    Ocean Frontiers Ltd., KYI-1801 East End
    Cinderella’s Castle <span class="text-color-primary text-sm"> (★5.0)</span>

    Cinderella’s Castle (★5.0)

    Located just offshore from the Morritt’s Resort - 5 minutes from the nearby dock via the North Channel - is this fantasy sunken palace of passageways, pillars, and windows filled with tropical fish.
    Ocean Frontiers Ltd., KYI-1801 East End
    Roger’s Reef <span class="text-color-primary text-sm"> (★4.3)</span>

    Roger’s Reef (★4.3)

    Named after Roger, who wrecked his small boat onshore, Roger’s Wreck refers to the reef just off this point. Located where the northern coastline curves south, this site sits in a dynamic area, making it a less frequent but exciting dive due to changing conditions.
    Ocean Frontiers Ltd., KYI-1801 East End
    Barrel Sponge Wall <span class="text-color-primary text-sm"> (★4.8)</span>

    Barrel Sponge Wall (★4.8)

    Barrel Sponge Wall is named for its abundance of Giant Barrel Sponges, which thrive on north-facing sites. This site boasts 17 massive barrel sponges, all over 15 years old.
    Ocean Frontiers Ltd., KYI-1801 East End
    Turtle Pass <span class="text-color-primary text-sm"> (★4.0)</span>

    Turtle Pass (★4.0)

    Turtle Pass is the first site west of Collier’s Channel and a prime spot for Loggerhead turtles—hence the name. Located on Grand Cayman’s north-eastern corner, it’s exposed to challenging conditions, but in good weather, it’s a spectacular dive. It starts at 60+ feet and slopes into white sand at 70+ feet.