10 Tips For Scuba Diving Grand Cayman In 5 Minutes! 

Nice video James! Was awesome hosting you on your Grand Cayman visit. Looking forward to our next coming together. And thanks for the push to add more videos. Sooo much material I have to go through!

Grand Cayman is definitely on my bucket list. I love diving and learning how to dive was the best decision I ever made.

I did a lot of training with DiveTech and it's cool to see them featured here. I see that the building next door is higher since I was there in March. One other point to mention about GC is the variety of diving available, especially at DiveTech. You've got the usual boat dives, but the shore diving is really convenient, especially if you're staying at Lighthouse Point. The Kittiwake dive is available, we did at least 1 night dive when down there, and I also did the DPV cert (DiveTech has them) which opened up a whole new ability to cover a wider area. Lots of variety diving down there - plus the people at DiveTech are really great.

Thanks for your work. These 10 quick tips on Cayman Islands were amazing, really helpful in the planning of my trip.

Excellent tips! Thanks James.

So exited to dive Grand Caymen !! A guy I was on a charter with in Jupiter loved it so much there, he moved there haha

I love your clips, I'm not a diver but someday, maybe, I will become one... What I would like to see is a short bit on how to pack my gear so that I take up as little space on the boat yet have all that I might need... You know, be that guy that gets it... I want to be that guy.

Great video!

I’m glad I found this because I’m diving there in 2 weeks also I’ve just been diving in a lake with big catfish and it’s not very exciting

Love this song! But I cannot find it!!

Love your video footage! Where are you based out of if you don’t mind me asking?

i'm going to grand cayman in december on a cruise and we are going scuba diving as an excursion. how is the weather and water temp during the winter months?

Hi James. I'd like to get a pile of dives (say 63) to add to my present 37. I need a nitrox course and a deep certification (I'm AOWD), but what I really need is practice. My technique is finally not horrible. I will be by myself, which makes liveaboards very expensive. And, as I'm over 55, I'm not into hostel-level accommodations. But I don't have to go cheap either. I have all my own equipment. I was thinking of Cayman Islands, but I'm open to other safe places. Indeed, Key Largo crossed my mind. Most of my experience is in Cozumel, so I'd like to try something else. Any advice would be much appreciated!

I thought you have to be an advanced open water diver to go down to 120'

No solo diving? You mean no diving, because you should treat every dive like a solo dive :) . What a stupid regulation.