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Scuba Forum / General / April 2005Grand Cayman
Any tips for George Town, Grand Cayman? I'm there for one day on a cruise with the wrinklies and hope to get a dive in. Possibly at Stingray City. "Divers Down" looks a likely operator unless anyone has bad reports. TIA Graeme > Any tips for George Town, Grand Cayman? > > I'm there for one day on a cruise with the wrinklies and hope to get a dive > in. Possibly at Stingray City. "Divers Down" looks a likely operator unless > anyone has bad reports. far easier, get off at the dock, turn right, and walk a few blocks to Eden Rock dive shop. shore diving is very easy there, and only a short distance out, there is enough to see. > TIA > > Graeme It all depends on what your interests are. I dive pretty coral reefs whenever I like. There are plenty of them here in Florida. If I only had one dive in Grand Cayman, it probably would be Stingray City or, more likely, the Sandbar (nearby, but deep enough for a dive instead of a snorkel). When I was there, I liked Reef Divers, out of Sunset House, but nobody that was there when I was, still is. If I did not have a chance to dive reefs whenever I please, I'd follow Bob's advice. The reef directly off Eden Rock is very nice and it's an easy walk from the cruise ship docks. Since you don't have to schedule your dive according to the boat's schedule, you might even get in more than one dive. Lee >> Any tips for George Town, Grand Cayman? >> [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] >> >> Graeme >It all depends on what your interests are. I dive pretty coral reefs >whenever I like. There are plenty of them here in Florida. If I only had [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > >Lee I third that. Eden Rock is literally within sight of the cruise ships at anchor and only a short walk if you turn right when you get off the water shuttle. They have lockers you can rent to store your dryland stuff. They rent weight belts and tanks there. It's not a bad reef dive and requires no travel. There's a short swim out to the actual coral. I saw buses running folks out to the yacht basin on North Sound to do Stingray City but I'm not sure if they were snorkellers or divers. JF "Oh, you hate your job? Why didn't you say so? There's a support group for that. It's called EVERYBODY, and they meet at the bar." - Drew Carey And Edan Rock used to be, and maybe still is, a great dive >> Any tips for George Town, Grand Cayman? >> [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] >> >> Graeme |
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