Recently back from a return stay at Divi Tiara on Cayman Brac and it just keeps getting better. Great diving, great staff, and the atmosphere and fun of a stayaway camp just for divers. Don't miss night dive on the MV Tibbetts, trips to Little Cayman's Bloody Bay Wall, and after-dive gatherings at the beachfront tiki bar. Comfortable, island-style accommodations and a communal dining room with great home-cookin' food add to the perfect vacation experience. If you're looking for the can't-miss place to dive and unwind, this is it.
Cayman Brac's Divi Tiara
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O'Malley
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Mike, thanks for sharing. I just finished packing for our trip to Cayman Brac in the morning, staying at the Brac Reef however. It will be intersting to see how much camera and strobe experience I retained from our last trip to Curacao in January of this year. I'm excited to dive Bloody Bay Wall, I've heard som much about this dive in the last month or so...
caymaniac
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Mike K.:
This is one of our favorites, we'll probably be visiting next spring. We are glad you had a great time, but most of all welcome to the board.
smb1014
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I'm headed there in August..can't wait!Mike K.:
MagnaRyder2
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How was the Tibbetts for a night dive?
Did you see anything different.
I'd suspect that all kinds of critters would come out of the
debris field when the sun goes down.
Did you see anything different.
I'd suspect that all kinds of critters would come out of the
debris field when the sun goes down.
Lobsters scuttling around at the bottom, sleepy turtles slowly swimming by, scorpion fish perched on ledges, and lots of fire clams in and around the radar tower. Also, wreck really looks different at night -- lots of bright colors, and lots of bioluminenscence. And, since you can only see the parts where your light points, it's kinda "science-fictiony". Really worthwhile night dive.
caymaniac
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Mike K.:
Was Cliff still serving breakfast?
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