Bloody Bay Marine Park (Little Cayman)
#6 in Best Things To Do in Cayman Islands
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This marine park is the top diving spot on Little Cayman, and it's a favorite of both skilled and beginning scuba divers. The park's top sight is the Bloody Bay Wall, an incredible reef and drop down that starts about 20 feet below sea level before plummeting more than 1,000 feet. Visibility of the water's native stingrays, turtles and sharks averages around 100 feet.
Exploring the Bloody Bay Marine Park will be expensive, but the specific cost depends on the dive company you choose. Still, habitual visitors and first-time travelers to Little Cayman insist the expense is worth it thanks to the variety of marine life and high visibility. Some of the top dive companies that visit the Bloody Bay Marine Park include Conch Club Divers (located inside the Paradise Villas resort) and Reef Divers (in the Little Cayman Beach Resort).
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