Carlo Pier '21

Like any morning, eating breakfast at 7:00, and going on the boat at 8:00. We set out to the first location, which was called Sand Hole. Sand Hole was fairly close to where we were staying, only about five minutes away. This was one of the deeper dives, since I went all the way down to 80 feet. Sand Hole...

Like any typical morning here, waking up at 6:30, and eating breakfast at 7:00. Since the waves were very choppy at our resort, we took a bus instead and went to another dock. Kittiwake, our first location, was about 5 minutes away from the dock. Kittiwake is the name of a ship that sunk very close to 7 mile beach....

Our day started like any typical day, waking up and going straight to breakfast. We then continued our scuba diving adventure to Hepp's Pipeline. The name, Hepp's Pipeline, comes from the half pipe shape. The coral fingers curve upward and creates two connected walls. The deepest that this pipe reached was about 74 feet, which make the half pipe huge....

Due to heavy rain and lighting, our dive had to be delayed a little but which led to us going onto a bus and another dock. We began our travels to our first location, Big Dipper. This location was very close to a very popular area on the island called 7 Mile Beach. The second location Chai Reef, which...

After having a healthy amount of breakfast, we all set out to our first location, Big Tunnels. This was one of the deeper dives, reaching 105 feet! The second location was called Bonnie's Arch, which had many different and weird kinds of fish, like the Royal Gramma Basslet, which will be discussed in later. The dives so far have...

After a short and brief breakfast in the morning, the class set out into deeper waters for a scuba experience. The first location that we set out to was named "Schoolhouse." The name of the second location was "Rainbow Reef." Schoolhouse was a very interesting experience due to everyone starting out and beginning their first dive for the week. The...

After many hours of traveling, we arrived at the hotel Cobalt Coast Resort, located on the Northwestern region of the Grand Cayman Islands. This resort consisted of many welcoming workers which made my day a whole lot better due to the traveling. A few hours into getting to know the place, my partner, Blake, and myself decided to snorkel...