New Year’s Eve in Cayman Brac
Where we are diving
Spend New Year’s Eve in Cayman Brac for a tropical getaway! With almost 70 dive sites to choose from, there is something for every level of diver. You’ll enjoy little to no current, which is perfect for new divers, divers who want to move at their own pace and underwater photographers who want to get the perfect shot. Cayman Brac is known for its crystal clear waters, amazing swim-throughs and beautiful reefs with ample marine life.
Dives will include walls, reefs and wrecks with a special trip to the Bloody Bay Wall Marine Park. The trademark turtles of the Cayman Islands will definitely catch your eye along with eagle rays, angelfish and reef sharks. Complete your dive trip to their artificial reef. There you will see MV Captain Keith Tibbetts, a 330-foot long Russian frigate renamed and sunk in 1996.
During our trip, we will be diving with Reef Divers Dive shop. They provide you with personalized valet dive service so you can sit back and relax as they handle all the heavy lifting. They rinse, dry and store your BCD and regulator daily, so they’re set up and ready for your next day’s diving. The dive shop has separate rinse tanks for photo equipment and wetsuits and general dive gear. There is also a dry room for hanging your wetsuits and mesh bags so you don’t have to take them to your room.
Registration closes soon!
Trip Leader
Jim Allen, Open Water Diver Instructor
Jim was originally introduced to scuba diving by the British Sub Aqua Club while studying as an exchange student at the University of Surrey; England in 1983. He overheard a diver telling an adventure story and asked to join the table. They took him into the club and taught him how to dive. His first open-water dive seemed simple enough in the English Channel on a WWII wreck. Every weekend he went wherever the club was diving and eventually did all the dives required to become certified. Upon returning to the U.S, Jim joined an SSI shop in Lansing, MI and earned his Divemaster certification. After retiring from the Army Reserve, he found the time to further his professional dive career and ultimately got certified as an Instructor in 2020.
1. Little to no currents. Great for new divers, divers who want to dive at their own pace and underwater photographers who want to get the perfect shot.
2. 70 dive sites. Enough variety for new and advanced divers.
3. Small island. The island is roughly 14 square miles. A great option for groups seeking less commotion compared to Grand Cayman.

Resort Details
Where we are staying
The Cayman Brac Beach Resort is located on the west end of the island. The small resort offers big resort amenities. Relax in a lounge chair and hammock at the pool, or pamper yourself at the spa. If you still have the energy to burn, you can hike the island nature trails, explore caves or even try climbing on the Bluff.
Enjoy delicious chef-prepared meals overlooking the beach and themed dinners every night, then head on over to the Tipsy Turtle Bar for a refreshing cocktail.


Trip Details
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Price
Ground Only
- Double Diver: $2,590
- Double Non-Diver: $2,320
- Single Diver: $3,320
Deposit and payments
- 1st deposit: $500 due upon sign up
- 2nd deposit: $500 due July 1, 2023
- 3rd deposit: $500 due August 1, 2023
- Full Balance: Due October 1, 2023
- Pre-trip meeting: December 3, 2023
Other info
- Prices are based upon double occupancy
- All payments are non-refundable
- Prices are subject to change due to events outside of our control
What’s included
- 7 nights accommodation
- Breakfast, lunch and dinner
- Up to 12 dives
- Drink package
- Complimentary dive computer rental
- Airport ground transfers
- Hopper flight from Grand Cayman to Cayman Brac
What’s not included
- Airfare: Diventures will assist
- Dive insurance (required)
- Travel insurance (highly recommended)Â
Recommended equipment
- Hydros Pro BCD
- Sealife Micro 3.0 camera
Recommended courses
- Perfect Buoyancy
- Photography
What prior travelers say
Know Before You Go
Money exchange – The Cayman Islands Dollar is the currency of the Cayman Islands. It is abbreviated with the dollar sign $, or alternatively CI$ to distinguish it from other dollar-denominated currencies. It is subdivided into 100 cents. They accept the US Dollar everywhere, but change will be in the local currency.
Dress code – Casual, t-shirt and shorts are acceptable.
Language – English is the official language in Cayman Brac.