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Drive time: 10 minutes
Type: Reef
Depth: 60' - 100'
Lost Wall earned its name because many Divemasters once believed there was no sheer drop-off along the easternmost edge of Grand Cayman’s wall. However, this spectacular site proves otherwise, revealing a breathtaking vertical descent into the depths.
As this site lies within a designated no-dive zone, boat operators must obtain a special permit from the Department of Environment (DoE) before conducting dives. This restriction helps protect …
Drive time: 10 minutes
Type: Reef
Depth: 60' - 100'
Lost Wall earned its name because many Divemasters once believed there was no sheer drop-off along the easternmost edge of Grand Cayman’s wall. However, this spectacular site proves otherwise, revealing a breathtaking vertical descent into the depths.
As this site lies within a designated no-dive zone, boat operators must obtain a special permit from the Department of Environment (DoE) before conducting dives. This restriction helps protect the pristine marine environment while allowing divers to experience one of the island’s most stunning underwater landscapes.
Additionally, there is no permanent mooring available, meaning boats must anchor in the expansive sand patch opposite the wall. As a result, dive conditions must be suitable for safe anchoring, making this an exclusive and weather-dependent dive.
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