Day 1: Arrive Grand Cayman
Arrive at Owen Roberts International Airport. Transfer to your dive resort on Seven Mile Beach. Afternoon orientation and equipment check at the dive center. Welcome dinner and briefing on the week’s underwater adventures. Overnight Grand Cayman.
Day 2: Grand Cayman — North Wall & Stingray City
Morning two-tank dive on Grand Cayman’s legendary North Wall. Dive sites may include Trinity Caves (a labyrinth of coral-encrusted swim-throughs), Eagle Ray Pass (cruising eagle rays and reef sharks), and the sheer drop-offs where visibility often exceeds 30 meters. Afternoon boat to Stingray City — experience these gentle creatures from both above and below the water. Evening at leisure. Overnight Grand Cayman.
Day 3: Grand Cayman — Kittiwake Wreck & West Wall
Morning dive on the USS Kittiwake, a 76-meter submarine rescue vessel deliberately sunk in 2011 to create an artificial reef. Descend through five decks of this perfectly intact wreck — swim through the engine room, the bridge, and the recompression chamber, all now encrusted with corals and inhabited by grouper, barracuda, and hawksbill turtles. Afternoon dive on the West Wall. Overnight Grand Cayman.
Day 4: Fly to Cayman Brac — Russian Destroyer
Morning flight to Cayman Brac. Afternoon dive on the MV Captain Keith Tibbetts, a 100-meter Russian destroyer deliberately sunk in 1996. This is the only Russian warship in the Western Hemisphere available to recreational divers. The wreck sits upright in clear water, with coral-encrusted guns still pointing skyward. Resident grouper and moray eels greet visiting divers. Overnight Cayman Brac.
Day 5: Cayman Brac — Bluff Walks & Deep Walls
Morning two-tank dive on Cayman Brac’s dramatic walls. Dive sites may include Radar Reef, Wilderness Wall, and Anchor Wall — all featuring dramatic drop-offs, healthy coral gardens, and excellent fish life. Non-divers can hike the Brac’s bluff trails, explore limestone caves, or snorkel the shallow reefs. Afternoon relaxing on the Brac’s quiet beaches. Overnight Cayman Brac.
Day 6: Little Cayman — Bloody Bay Wall
Morning flight to Little Cayman. The main event: Bloody Bay Wall, widely considered one of the world’s greatest wall dives. The reef starts in just 6 meters of water before plunging vertically into the deep blue abyss. Giant tube sponges, black coral trees, and massive barrel sponges cling to the wall face. Eagle rays cruise past, reef sharks patrol the deep blue, and Nassau groupers the size of small cars watch from their cleaning stations. Two-tank morning dive. Afternoon visit to Booby Pond to watch thousands of red-footed boobies returning from the sea. Overnight Little Cayman.
Day 7: Final Dive & Departure
Optional morning dive — perhaps Jackson’s Bight or Mixing Bowl, both consistently ranked among the Caribbean’s top dives. Afternoon flight to Grand Cayman. Connect to international departure.
