August 3-10, 2024

Cayman Brac is the easternmost of the three Cayman Islands. The Bluff, a limestone cliff that is the length of the island contains magical caves to explore and a lighthouse overlooking the sea.

The lush green forests, towering above the ocean throughout Cayman Brac are a birdwatcher’s dream - with endangered parrots, brown boobies and peregrine falcons perched in the canopy. On the ground hiking trails lead you to unusual flowers, reptilian habitats, historic sites and much more.

The diving off Cayman Brac is wonderful. Visibility is usually 100 feet, there is little current, and regular sightings include tarpon, squid and octopus amongst gorgeous and healthy brain coral and sponges. There are walls, swim throughs, caverns and coral alleyways to roam. All dives are guided and you can stay underwater as long as you have gas in your tank!

The reefs and dive sites around Cayman Brac are largely healthy with abundant marine life due the relatively small number of divers each year.

The island’s almost 70 named dive sites offer unlimited scuba diving on lush coral reefs teeming with marine life, which are just short boat rides away from the Cayman Brac Beach Resort. Warm tropical waters make exploring iconic dive sites like the 330-foot-long MV Captain Keith Tibbetts wreck comfortable year-round.

Reef Divers’ provides personalized valet services and takes the work out of diving so all you have to do is enjoy the underwater world.

The Cayman Brac Beach Resort is an intimate and gorgeous ocean front paradise.

All rooms are on the beach; the food is excellent and plentiful; and the small resort is a wonderful place to call home for a week.

Our week also includes a trip to nearby Little Cayman to dive its iconic Bloody Bay Wall – weather permitting.

Cayman Brac Beach Resort