TESTUDO'S SNORKEL GUIDE: Cayman Off the Beaten Path: Are there many sharks in Grand Cayman?

Thursday, March 3, 2011

Are there many sharks in Grand Cayman?

There are a few, but not in the same numbers as places such as the Bahamas. Snorkeling you may see a Nurse Shark, but that is usually all.

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Introduction

While relatively new to spending time on the little rock that is Grand Cayman, I am eager to explore every inch she has to offer. In my short time snorkeling Grand Cayman's crystalline waters and taking in the sights, I have developed a deep respect and reverence for the natural world contained within her boundaries.

Hopefully by building awareness of the people, places and things that are often overlooked or unknown, the hidden side of Cayman will be just a bit more visible for those willing to look.

So for those willing to leave the travel magazine and guidebook world of Grand Cayman behind...I hope to help you find the best snorkeling on Grand Cayman and some other unique spots I have come across; plus provide some advice on what you can expect once you get there.

Please feel free to leave comments on any posts, make recommendations for improving the guides, suggest locations you would like to see guides for, ask any questions regarding snorkeling or anything else about Grand Cayman

Yes, there really is a road named Off the Beaten Path

AVAILABLE GUIDES

Interactive Map of Locations

Anchor Point Underwater Sulfur Vents

Barefoot Beach

Bodden Town (Turtle Nest Inn)

Cayman Kayaks Bio-luminescent Bay Tour

Eden Rock Information

Driving Tour of Out East

Queen's Monument (Connolly's Cove)

Rum Point Barrier Reef

Rum Point Boulder Coral Gardens

Rum Point Shore "Drift" Route

Starfish Beach at Ivory Kai

Sting Ray City Dive Site

Wonderland (Village of North Side)

Wreck of the Geneva Kathleen

Fish & Coral Identification Resources

Snorkeling Picture Taking Tips and Advice

Cayman Tidal Forecasts

Garmin GPS Downloads:

Garmin POI Waypoints
for Testudo's Snorkel Guides.

Detailed Map of the Caribbean by Richard W. Smith

Grab your Garmin and Go!

Hopefully you will be armed with both the knowledge and inspiration to seek out some of the places I find special; should you ever visit this piece of snorkeling paradise.

TESTUDO'S SNORKEL FUND

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For a view of what living in Grand Cayman is like from and Ex-pat's point of view, check out MICHOS' BLOG.

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