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Liveaboard diving in Cayman Islands surely can't get any better, with over 350 dive sites,

These Caribbean Islands boasts an amazing claim of being able to dive a different dive site every day of the year, with historic wrecks, colorful coral gardens and dramatic walls 

Grand Cayman, Cayman Brac and Little Cayman. Grand Cayman at 76 square miles is the largest of the group and the main island, followed by Cayman Brac - home to the group's most dramatic topside landscapes, and Little Cayman - a nature lover's paradise.

Exploring these 3 very different islands on a liveaboard dive cruise will please the most demanding divers.

The island group's exceptional diving is owed to its unique geography.

All three islands are the outcrops of a submarine mountain range known as the Cayman Ridge, owing to the sheer vertical drop offs and wall dives for which the islands are famed.

The surrounding waters are the clearest in the Caribbean due to the absence of rivers and streams, and boasts a typical visibility of at least 100ft and often exceeding 150 ft. Many of the islands' dive sites that will be visited on a liveaboard dive trip fall under park protection, allowing for a staggering abundance of vibrant marine life to flourish.

Due to this, the fish are often unafraid of divers allowing for some unforgettable close encounters.

Fans and sponges in an endless spectrum of color jut out from the islands' submarine walls, creating a dramatic silhouette against the open ocean where the large pelagics are seen teasingly close.