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Scuba Forum / Scuba Locations / October 2004ever dive Eden Rocks Grand Cayman?
I heard that there is a decent shore dive in Grand Cayman called Eden Rocks and also Devil's Grotto. Anybody ever dive these sites? Clint Free Spirit Gallery http://www.FreeSpiritGallery.ca Exquisite Inuit (Eskimo) & Native Art >I heard that there is a decent shore dive in Grand Cayman called Eden Rocks >and also Devil's Grotto. Anybody ever dive these sites? Didn't they have a hurricane come through just a few days ago? I don't think past dive reports will be much help. But the answer is yes. "Clint" <pepmax@videotron.ca> pounded away at his keyboard resulting in: :I heard that there is a decent shore dive in Grand Cayman called Eden Rocks :and also Devil's Grotto. Anybody ever dive these sites? I have dove Devil's Grotto. Dan Bracuk Is it my imagination, or do Buffalo Wings taste like chicken? The Best of rec.scuba http://www.pathcom.com/~bracuk/RecScuba/ > :I heard that there is a decent shore dive in Grand Cayman called Eden > Rocks > :and also Devil's Grotto. Anybody ever dive these sites? I've done both, day and night. Personally, they're a couple of my favorite shallow dives, or were. The poster that mentioned the hurricane has a good point. What was, may no longer be. Lee Thanks for the input guys. I'll have to check the conditions post hurricane. We are not going down there until December so hopefully there's still life at Eden's Rock. For those of you who have dived it, was it worthwhile? Clint Free Spirit Gallery http://www.FreeSpiritGallery.ca > Thanks for the input guys. I'll have to check the conditions post > hurricane. We are not going down there until December so hopefully > there's still life at Eden's Rock. > > For those of you who have dived it, was it worthwhile? It's nice enough when it's calm, but gets churned up with a light swell. It can get crowded, so try to time it when there aren't too many cruiseships in port. > Thanks for the input guys. I'll have to check the conditions post > hurricane. We are not going down there until December so hopefully > there's still life at Eden's Rock. > > For those of you who have dived it, was it worthwhile? A lot depends on what you prefer. Grand Cayman has some spectacular wall diving. I'm particularly fond of the north walls. If the choice is between a dive along a sheer wall with waters dropping to thousands of feet, I think I'd go for the wall dive. For a relatively shallow dive, however, Devil's Grotto and Eden Rock are very nice. For a night dive, they're spectacular. Lee Thanks for the input guys. I'll have to check the conditions post hurricane. We are not going down there until December so hopefully there's still life at Eden's Rock. For those of you who have dived it, was it worthwhile? Clint Free Spirit Gallery http://www.FreeSpiritGallery.ca Hi Folks: > "Clint" <pepmax@videotron.ca> pounded away at his keyboard resulting > in: > :I heard that there is a decent shore dive in Grand Cayman called Eden Rocks > :and also Devil's Grotto. Anybody ever dive these sites? Eden Rocks is (was) interesting for its tunnels. It's all black and white, tho -- the coral died a long time ago. MC user@domain.invalid pounded away at his keyboard resulting in: :Eden Rocks is (was) interesting for its tunnels. It's all black and :white, tho -- the coral died a long time ago. That was the story on Devil's Grotto when I dove it 15 years ago as well. Dan Bracuk Is it my imagination, or do Buffalo Wings taste like chicken? The Best of rec.scuba http://www.pathcom.com/~bracuk/RecScuba/ >Subject: Re: Eden Rocks Grand Cayman - no coral >From: Dan Bracuk >user@domain.invalid pounded away at his keyboard resulting in: >:Eden Rocks is (was) interesting for its tunnels. It's all black and [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > >Dan Bracuk That's the way I remember it too. Capt. Bill >user@domain.invalid pounded away at his keyboard resulting in: >>:Eden Rocks is (was) interesting for its tunnels. It's all black and [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > > Capt. Bill Me three . . .I was amazed that there was so much "white" coral in that area, although diving Devil's Grotto was fascinating, everyone was looking at the fish, not the coral. > Hi Folks: > Eden Rocks is (was) interesting for its tunnels. It's all black and > white, tho -- the coral died a long time ago. > > MC ...hence the name?  Signaturejer email reply - I am not a 'ten' |
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