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Diving Travel Offers Need guidance in Cayman Islands Diving

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Cayman has very good diving and lots and lots of tourists. The reefs show it.

If you are looking for a less populated getaway, think Little Cayman or Cayman Brac, better quality reefs, in many ways better diving, at least in Little Cayman(haven't been to Brac). You can look over our Little Cayman thread, below, truly great place to freedive, or scuba. I don't think the videos play anymore, so look in utube, unirdna's vids.

http://forums.deeperblue.com/threads/little-cayman-unirdna-and-cdavis-reporting.66411/
 
Just noticed this so I hope I'm not to late to help. I've been going to Cayman for the past 20+ years or so, but haven't ventured to Cayman Brac or Little Cayman (only diver in the family). However, I can tell you that if you want excellent diving that hasn't been hurt by tourism on the main island, head over to the East end of the island (Ocean Frontiers) or go to the North side with Divetech. Either location offers healthy and pristine reefs. The East end usually ends up with slightly better visibility, but it is very good in either location.
 
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