Kittiwake Shipwreck & Artificial Reef is reachable through dive operators, such as Ocean Frontiers, Cayman Turtle Divers and Ambassador Divers, among others. Most tour operators depart from Seven ...

Seven Mile Beach The Cayman Islands offer some of the world’s best scuba and snorkeling excursions for all skill levels, from steep dives and shipwrecks to artificial reefs, teeming with wildlife.

A quick hop via domestic flight delivers you to the two sister islands of Little Cayman and Cayman Brac ... ranging from shallow reefs to fascinating shipwrecks home to colourful tropical fish ...

Travel for the Ritz's Grand Cayman Cookout ... However, one of the island's most unique dive sites is the shipwreck of the USS Kittiwake, sunk in 2011. Turtles and tropical fish now populate ...

and elusive sunken shipwrecks—this might sound like a scene from an adventure movie, but it’s actually what you’ll get to experience while scuba diving in the Cayman Islands. You may already ...

Best known for its famous stretch of pearl-white sand called Seven Mile Beach, the Cayman Islands is also a popular diving and snorkelling destination with shallow reefs and shipwrecks to explore.

But luckily, if you’re a shipwreck enthusiast, there are plenty of other ships in the sea. The U.S. Navy launched the USS Kittiwake in 1945 and used it until 1994. In 2011, it was deliberately sunk ...

The Cayman Islands has over 365 dive sites to explore including two shipwrecks. What makes this destination so great is that the islands don’t see many tourists; in fact, it saw only around ...

U.S. News Insider Tip: No matter where you land on Seven Mile Beach, be sure to stop in at woto, a restaurant in the Westin Grand Cayman, for the island's best sushi and some seriously good cocktails.