If you enjoy scuba diving, I highly recommend the liveaboard experience. You get up to five dives per day and access to remote sites. Best of all, there is NO GEAR SCHLEPPING. It’s absolute heaven, I tell you. The only drawback can be that you’re stuck on a boat for a week with people you don’t know. Luckily we’re friendly, flexible and fairly non-judgemental, if slightly misanthropic (meaning we don’t expect much from people, so we’re rarely disappointed in them).

 MV Captain Keith Tibbetts, Cayman Brac

This world-class wreck dive is a 330-foot Russian frigate brought to Cayman Brac from Cuba then sunk off the north shore in 1996 to form an artificial reef.  The wreck, which lies between 30 and more than 100 feet,  is one of only a handful of sunken Soviet Naval vessels in the Western Hemisphere. Storms have broken the ship into two sections, allowing divers easy access to the wreck’s interior.

– Trisha

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