365 dive sites

Offering a new dive experience for each day of the year. Since launching in 2008, the Dive 365 initiative has highlighted the Cayman Islands' dedication to providing divers with more opportunities. Dive 365 simultaneously offers divers the opportunity to immerse in Caymanian dive culture, opening up the lesser-known gems for safe public use. The 365 sites offer dives for all skill levels and, with new locations including secret spots of some of the destination's top dive masters.

The initiative has aimed to alleviate the environmental impact of recreational diving at more popular sites while providing divers the opportunity to explore new spaces.

The initiative has added several high-profile dive locations over the years, including the Kittiwake, a former US submarine rescue ship sunk off the shores of Seven Mile Beach. The artificial reef houses an abundance of spectacular marine life. Other dive attractions include the wreck of the Russian-built Cuban naval frigate 330 ft. M/V Captain Keith Tibbetts off the coast of Cayman Brac and Little Cayman's legendary Bloody Bay Wall, a plunging coral wall with a sheer drop of more than 6,000 feet.

Other attractions include Amphitrite located off-shore at Sunset House and the Guardian of the Reef located at Lighthouse Point.

Choose your experience from 3 islands with 365 possibilities.

CAYMAN ISLAND SHIPWRECKS

Below the tranquil, calm waters of the Cayman Islands, innumerable surprises await – so many that you could scuba dive a different site 365 days of the year and never see the same thing twice. Among the most spectacular of these are the Cayman Islands' legendary shipwreck sites.
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