Home to orchids (in bloom late May through June) and elusive iguanas as well as parrots and other birds.

Boatswain's Beach BOATSWAIN'S BEACH (AKA THE TURTLE FARM ) Visitors to Grand Cayman may be excused for wondering whether there are in fact two turtle farms on the island, until they understand that...

A must-see for visitors, this dive spot is easily reachable from shore and is full of color.

Diving area that hosts sting and eagle rays, turtles and masses of coral.

The underwater landscape is densely encrusted with forests of corals, giant sponges and other marine life.

Red and orange vase sponges grow in large clusters from Black Coral trees.

Features three, magnificent 60-foot high monoliths perched along the drop-offs outer edge.

Notable West Side shore site.

A sheer, undercut cliff dropping several thousand feet into the indigo depths.

Full of legendary dive sites, this is a great place for beginners or seasoned pros.

Shipwreck favored by divers.

Located on the southern coast of Grand Cayman, the pond features grebes, plovers, shovelers and snowy egrets.

More caves and caverns than any other site around the island.

Dive site featuring deep canyons, formations of overlapping plate coral and narrow passageways leading down the wall.

One of the many places off Grand Cayman to sight groupers, schooling Permit, Horse-eye Jacks, African Pompano and, occasionally, reef sharks or Hammerheads.

One of the many places off Grand Cayman to sight groupers, schooling Permit, Horse-eye Jacks, African Pompano and, occasionally, reef sharks or Hammerheads.

Popular dive site where several species of fish can be photographed.

Located off Grand Cayman's South Side, this site offers beautiful canyons of coral with archways and tunnels.