2019

Are early morning started with our first dive being a good ways from the resort. When we arrived at the site Lee, our dive master drew up what the terrain below would look like on a small black board as he would usually do before every dive. The reef below was like a series of towers with canyons and...

Today was sadly our last day of dives. But I think we saved some of the best for last. The first dive of the day was at Sand Hole reef, a dive site with both coral and sand located about 80ft down. One of the most notable animal at this dive was the Hawksbill Turtle. This turtle is...

Today we woke up early and had a nutritious breakfast before heading out to two different shipwrecks: Kittiwake Wreck and the Doc Paulson. Both sites were really cool, and it was very interesting to see the levels of algae and coral growth on them. The USS Kittiwake was first commissioned in 1946, and it was used as a Chanticleer-class submarine...

After strapping up my BCD and leaping into the water it was finally time to scuba dive, Today is our second day in the Cayman Islands and we had our first two dives. After descending with buddy's Sam and Brandon for the first dive a whole new wold was down below me. Immediately as I descended I spotted a...

An easy day today. We started off the morning with two tanks dives. Our first dive was located at Little Tunnel. Immediately, we were confronted with a large wall of reef with a small hole which could only fit one diver. The hole began at about 60 feet and came through at about 75 feet. When we exited, there...

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...

Today we went on 2 wreck dives! The first dive was the wreck of the Kittiwake, an old submarine rescue vessel. It was in service from 1945-1994, and during that time it rescued a grand total of zero submarines. It did however manage to sink one, even if it was a friendly vessel at the dock...

Today was another fantastic day of diving in the Cayman Islands on two dive sites the first being called Little Tunnels and the second being called Hunt's Chute. The first dive was a deep dive down to the wall looking out into the blue which drops into the abyss with reef fish, big predatory fish, and a...

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...