05/18/2019 - 05/25/2019

Grand Cayman

Legendary house reef

Where we are diving

Join Trip Leaders Marty Bunge and Frank Wells on trip perfect for all levels of divers. Sunset House is known for its incredibly diverse house reef and with unlimited shore diving, you’ll appreciate the easy access to some of the best diving on the island. Get back from the morning two-tank dive, have a quick lunch and jump right back into the warm Caribbean waters to look for Amphitrite, the famous mermaid, or the wreck of the Nicholson. Dawn, afternoon, and night dives, the choice is yours. The boat dive sites will leave even the most seasoned divers awestruck – deep dramatic walls adorned with sponges and corals, shallow reefs of fish and small invertebrates, and an assortment of famous wrecks.

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Where we are staying

Sunset House is an intimate scuba-friendly resort. You’ll enjoy amenities like complimentary wifi, swimming pool, and the SeaHarvest restaurant – a local favorite. Accommodations are simple and comfortable. Both George Town and Seven Mile Beach are within a short cab ride. Award-winning Cathy Church’s underwater photo school and gallery is located onsite. If you’re looking to unwind and slow down to Cayman time, the famous My Bar has great views of the sunsets.

Price

From Omaha: $2,930 per diver
From Springfield: $3,030 per diver
From North Liberty: $2,980 per diver
From Madison: $2,900 per diver

Deposit and payments

$500 deposit due upon sign up
Full payment due April 4, 2019

Other info

Non-diver: $2,380 from Omaha; $2,470 from Springfield; $2,420 from North Liberty; $2,340 from Madison
Prices are based upon double occupancy
All payments are non-refundable
Prices are subject to change due to events outside of our control

Seasonal weather

The average high temperature is 88°F and the average low temperature is 73°F. The average water temperature is 83°F.

What prior travelers say

“Grand Cayman is one of my favorite destinations – it’s so easy to get in a lot of diving. On my last trip here we found several pipefish, a mantis shrimp, lots of turtles and nurse sharks. I can’t wait to get back!”

– Christine H.