Cayman Brac 2011 One
Dive 4 Wilderness Wall
Settled on 16 lbs of weight which is perfect; moored at edge of wall, and was 1st through a cool swim through and a deep cut spit out @ 90' into the blue--awesome; cool little cleaner shrimp thing; lionfish killed & eaten by a grouper who had to fight off a crowd--kool; they won't touch them unless killed by DMs; lobster hanging out.
Dive 5 Kissimee
Had a barge wreck; real cool lionfish kill & snapper sucking its head off and eating it off the dive master's gig.
Big ray cruising across the sand.
Dive 6 Patches
Changed boat over 2 Ocean Sister & a big crowd. Lionfish hanging out under a rock. Nice ray shots cruising through the reef. Snapper hanging out. Another lionfish. Divemaster killing a lionfish--cool to watch the bubbles rise as it is punctured. Cool shot of lionfish put on an anemonie. Another lionfish kill. Nice Nassau Grouper.
The Best of Cayman Brac
Known as the 'nature-isle' Cayman Brac has phenomenal diving and endless adventure - You have to take a trip to this Sister Isle to get the true taste of the Cayman Islands.
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Snorkeling on Cayman Brac - Cayman Vacation Ep. 1
We decided to take a 7 day vacation in the Cayman Islands. We stayed with my brother and his wife and two of his friends. For the first 3 days, we stayed on the island of Cayman Brac. For the rest of the trip we stayed on the smaller island of Little Cayman.
In this video are the highlights of snorkeling during the first day on Cayman Brac. I hope you enjoy!
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Wilderness Shark
A dive on Cayman Brac at the site Wilderness wall
Our First Island Trip - Cayman Brac!
Our First Island Trip - Cayman Brac!
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Mysterious underwater tunnels at Bloody Bay Wall, Cayman Islands
Scuba diving allows the adventurous to explore places that few people will ever see. The allure of the deep is powerful and those who seek the thrills offered by diving are eager to answer the call. The ocean provides a look at new landscapes and new creatures, unlike anything that can be experienced above the surface. Little Cayman Island offers some of the most beautiful dive sites in the world. The island was formed by volcanic action as rock shot straight up from the ocean floor millions of years ago. The island is surrounded by a coral reef that grew on this volcanic rock long ago. A diver venturing out over the edge of the reef is met with an abyss that plunges an incredible 6,000 feet almost straight down. The vast blue emptiness can send a chill down a person's spine as they slip over the wall and descend to the depths below. But there is another way to travel from the shallows to the deep. The coral and rock around this island has a number of tunnels that lead down into the rock and curve out toward the open ocean. Cave diving and exploring tunnels is a way to take the thrills to a new level as divers squeeze through dark and narrow caverns and passageways that lead out over the wall. It is not for the faint of heart. Advanced divers undergo serious training and preparation for diving such as this. They have practiced under controlled conditions so that they will be able to react proper;y f they encounter trouble. In the middle of a tunnel, there will be no going to the surface, even if their air supply fails. They will need to rely on their skills and their partner's ability to solve their problem until they can exit the tunnels and make their way carefully back to the boat. These divers will explore a part of the earth that has only been seen by a few hundred people. The huge sponges that have made their home here have been growing and filtering the ocean for food for over 500 years. Some have been here since before the island saw its first human settlement in the 1700s when a fishing village began. These sponges are actually animals, although their stationary existence might have us confuse them with plants. The tunnels are also home to corals, lobsters, crabs, shrimp, and strange and wonderful fish. Scuba diving on its own is a unique adventure, but exploring hidden passages and seeing creatures within is an experience that is unforgettable.
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Wreck diving Cayman Brac
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Take this tour of the wreck Keith Tibbetts off the N coast of Cayman Brac island in the Caribbean Sea! You'll see the adjacent reef, sand plain and wreck, with 20 years of recruitment and growth of sponges and corals on the wreck surface. One of the most interesting wrecks to dive in the Caribbean, the ship was formerly a soviet frigate that was sent to Cuba, never used, and bought by the Cayman Islands government and sunk as a dive attraction.
Cayman Brac 2011 Three
Dives 10-12, 6 May Friday
Dive 10. Wilderness Shallows (tape 34 clips 1-17).
Awesome. Huge relief. Monstrous pinnacles. Dave killed 2 lionfish, but no dinner. Only Park, Steve, Adam, & Ron diving. The grouper that wanted us to kill the lionfish, showed Ron his gullet. Found nurse shark & Ron saw it. Ron found big puffer hiding in reef. Ron used hanging reg, as 150 psi left. Great dive.
Dive 11. Sergeant Major (tape 34 clips 18-30).
BJ led this one; nice surge; site jut L of cut from Brac Reef; BJ found cool Peterson Cleaner Ship, + another red cleaner & an arrow crab; I found a tiny Jackknife in the same spot; really cool. Got some self pics swimming along (next time I do this, need to have the sun in my face). Ron checks out a gobi that went back in his hole for the camera shot...Turtle swam by on a safety stop. Ron's last dive.
Dive 12. Anchor Wall (tape 34 clips 31-43).
Best dive of trip! Had boat to myself, just me, BJ & Dave. House reef. Neither DM Dave nor I had dove and seen the anchor here--supposedly a lot of people missed it--not us! Dropped to 92' and iron anchor 100 years old wedged right there into the reef wall. A swim through is right under it. Out into 100'. Dave was pointing in the blue, but I didn't see it at first, but then did: a Grey Reef Shark. Big one. Cool! Great leisurely afternoon dive. Deep. Lots of cuts into the awesome reef. Top of the reef was at 70'. Awesome dive!
Reef Shark on Wilderness Wall
Just a little footage from a little GoPro2. Not bad for such a smalll camera.
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Scuba Diving with Reef Divers @ Cayman Brac Beach Resort
A week of diving with Reef Divers @ Cayman Brac Beach Resort
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Welcome to the Cayman Islands
The Cayman Islands, a British Overseas Territory, encompasses 3 islands in the western Caribbean Sea. Grand Cayman, the largest island, is known for its beach resorts and varied scuba diving and snorkelling sites. Cayman Brac is popular for deep-sea fishing of tuna, marlin and barracuda.
Cosmopolitan Grand Cayman Island is the largest of the three Cayman Islands. Whether you are looking for complete relaxation, exquisite dining, exciting nightlife or the awesome underwater sights of our oh-so-accessible reefs, we have something for everyone. The water, the beach discover the nature that makes us beautiful.
On the west side of Grand Cayman you will find the famous Seven Mile Beach, the crescent-shaped natural wonder with boundless capacity for relaxation. With sand stretching as far as the eye can see, Grand Cayman’s Seven Mile Beach is often rated as one of the most beautiful beaches in all the Caribbean - and the least populated.
Take a trip into the North Sound and visit Stingray City and the Sandbar where you and your family have the rare opportunity to play with friendly Southern Stingrays.
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If you want to get off the beaten path and you are looking for adventure, then a visit to Cayman Brac on your beach holiday is a must. Named for its breathtaking 140 ft bluff, the “Brac” is a rugged and charming 14 square miles and provides adventure seekers and nature lovers with the opportunity to get up close and personal with some of our islands’ most dramatic scenery, exotic flora and fauna. Those of us who make our home on Cayman Brac take great pride in our island.
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The least developed, smallest and most tranquil of our three Cayman Islands, Little Cayman epitomises the definition of barefoot luxury. Our beautiful island offers seclusion and striking scenery everywhere you look, making it the perfect romantic getaway and one of the top honeymoon destinations.
With a population of less than 170, this Caribbean honeymoon destination remains uninhabited. Only ten miles long and one mile wide, Little Cayman offers you a rare combination of sun drenched solitude, glistening beach and miles of untouched tropical wilderness.
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Cayman Brac night dive with bloodworms
Clips of the bloodworm night dive
A week diving on Cayman Brac
A fantastic, but typical week of diving in the Cayman Brac and Little Cayman waters. This footage is taken the first six days of August, '11. Way more special footage was available, but not enough space here to post. Thanks to Reef Divers for their professional services.
60-SECOND EXCURSION: Scuba diving the Trinity Caves in the Cayman Islands
Scuba diving 70ft / 21m under the surface, through the Trinity Caves off the west coast of Grand Cayman Island. (Shot with GoPro Hero 6, edited with iMovie for iOS. June 1, 2018)
60-SECOND EXCURSIONS by the The Global Trip (travel writer/videographer Erik Trinidad) is a series of short, quickly edited travel videos that are 60 seconds or less, originally posted on Instagram/Facebook accounts @theglobaltrip and @plausiblyridiculous. They had been shot and edited on the fly (with iMovie for iOS) during an active trip, and were posted in chronological order—typically within a couple of hours of the moment, in near real-time.
The Cayman Islands for Advanced Divers
Do you crave the thrill of dropping down a plunging wall, and the allure of deck hatches leading to the unknown on a sunken wreck? Inject adrenaline into your dive vacation, and challenge yourself in the Cayman Islands.
Night Dive LIVE from The Cayman Islands
Explore the mystery and magic of the planet's aquatic wilderness with diveLIVE. Interact with marine experts and stand a chance to have your questions and comments answered LIVE from underwater in the Cayman Islands!
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