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Drive Time: 20 Minutes
Type: Reef
Depth: 25' - 60'
Named after the Cayman Islands Dive Lodge‘s beloved resident dog, Kelly was famous for jumping off the boat and following divers’ bubbles around the site!
This dive offers three distinct sections:
Under the boat, Half Moon Bay’s signature canyons and tunnels stretch eastward. These nooks and crevices hide some of Cayman’s shyest marine life—approach slowly for the best view.
Along the mini wall at 45–50 feet, a rubble field is a macro lover…
Drive Time: 20 Minutes
Type: Reef
Depth: 25' - 60'
Named after the Cayman Islands Dive Lodge‘s beloved resident dog, Kelly was famous for jumping off the boat and following divers’ bubbles around the site!
This dive offers three distinct sections:
Under the boat, Half Moon Bay’s signature canyons and tunnels stretch eastward. These nooks and crevices hide some of Cayman’s shyest marine life—approach slowly for the best view.
Along the mini wall at 45–50 feet, a rubble field is a macro lover’s dream. Keep an eye out for the Purple Crowned Sea Goddess, a rare and stunning sea slug that’ll make your bar-side photo bragging rights unbeatable!
Beyond the rubble lies a vast expanse of crystal-white sand, home to Pike Blennies and Yellow-Headed Jawfish. Look up—large Barracuda often hover ominously in the water column.
Like Kelly, your tail will be wagging as you climb back on the boat after this dive!
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