The Cayman Islands is undoubtedly one of the best liveaboard destinations in the world. A series of 3 islands tucked away in complete seclusion in the Caribbean Sea, the Caymans offer the perfect getaway for diving enthusiasts to leave behind their busy life and spend some time in the tranquility of nature.
And, like any other diving spot in the world, a liveaboard cruise in the Cayman Islands is the best way to enjoy its dive sites. For readers who don’t know, liveaboard trips are cruise vacations where the primary objective is to stay on the boat for anything from 2 or 3 nights to up to 2 weeks or more and go on multiple dives every single day. This not only adds more experience to your diving journey but also gives you the opportunity to dive at some of the most remote and unexplored places on this beautiful planet.
In today’s guide, we are going to discuss the advantages of choosing a 10-night or 2 week dive trip in the Cayman Islands and why it should be on every diver’s wishlist. So, if you’ve been looking for a distant diving spot, continue reading, and keep your passports ready as, by the end, you’ll be running to book your flight tickets to the Caymans.
What Makes the Caymans the Perfect Getaway Spot for Liveaboard Cruises?
The Cayman Islands are located south of Cuba and offer access to 365 different diving sites in the Caribbean Sea. If you have an affinity to blue sparkling water, these sites won’t let you down whatsoever. With such sheer availability of diving locations, the islands allow divers to explore the diversity of the ocean and enjoy memorable dives.
Speaking of diversity, diverse marine life is another reason behind you must add the Cayman Islands liveaboards to your bucket list. During your dives across these diving locations, you’ll be able to spot an extensive range of marine creatures that include Caribbean reef sharks, nurse sharks, stingrays, spotted eagle rays, turtles, lobsters, tarpon, grouper, French angelfish, etc, as well as a good range of macro critters too – jawfish, squid, crustaceans, drums, etc.
Since the Caymans are a year-long liveaboard destination, you can encounter many of these creatures all the time, regardless of the season you choose for your vacation.
Shipwrecks are also one of the major attractions of diving spots in the Cayman Islands. Having a great significance in world history, the seabed in the Caymans has many shipwrecks (some with high historical importance). So, if you love exploring 18th and 19th-century shipwrecks, the Cayman Islands are the perfect dive destination.
Why Should You Choose a 2-Week Diving Vacation in the Caymans?
During your 2-week vacation in the Cayman Islands, you’ll have enough time to experience both the underwater world as well as the tourist attractions across the 3 islands. This will make your journey more memorable and give you plenty of time to explore nature in its true essence. Liveaboard cruises at the islands are 1 week long, which leaves you 1 week available to stay on land in one of the many fantastic hotels here.
There is so much to enjoy on a visit to the islands, not least its international award-winning beaches, the most famous of which is Seven Mile Beach. The islands boast a diverse birdlife that can be seen in its lush forests, and there are several cave systems that are worth a visit. The Cayman people, known as Caymanians, have a unique culture and provide warm hospitality, and the islands are well known for the cosmopolitan atmosphere and international cuisine.
The Best Time to Plan Your Liveaboard Adventure at These Islands?
Now that you know what makes the Cayman Islands liveaboards so special, let’s take a look at the best time to plan your vacation. As we mentioned earlier, the Cayman Islands is a year-long liveaboard destination.
With a different diving spot for each day of the year, the islands offer a unique experience, irrespective of the season you choose to visit the place. In terms of weather conditions, the temperature remains constant throughout the year. In summer, the temperature usually ranges between 28 to 30 degrees celsius (82-86F). On the other hand, during winter this temperature goes down to 26C / 79F and the conditions are much more soothing. Summer is also the rainy season and the hurricane season, so if you have the opportunity to choose, then perhaps the best plan would be to avoid visiting from May to October (especially the latter half of this period).
Conclusion
Liveaboard diving enthusiasts are always searching for new dive locations that are away from jam-packed tourist destinations. The Cayman Islands is one such destination that has the perfect amalgamation of solitude and diversity. Whether you are a beginner or an experienced diver, a liveaboard trip to the Cayman Islands will give you the opportunity to get away from your daily routine and spend quality time with other like-minded divers.
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