My wife and I have been diving on Little Cayman since 1989. We've dived throughout the Caribbean and also two trips to the Bligh Water in Fiji. I can't imagine a more dramatic wall dive anywhere, at least in the western hemisphere. Bloody Bay Wall crests in water less that 20 feet deep, then goes vertical to 2000 feet deep. It's like floating along the walls of the Grand Canyon, with deep ravines and undercuts, and marine life of all forms just teeming on the wall and on the colorful coral gardens on top. There are enough swim-throughs, arches, and other formations to keep anyone in awe. As great as the wall is for wide-angle photography, I've taken some great macro shots here too. A site that has to be seen to believe!

Facts about Bloody Bay Wall - Little Cayman It is in Cayman islands Bloody Bay Wall - Little Cayman is in the Caribbean Sea. The typical depth is 0-30 Metres 0-100 Feet. The typical visibility is 30+ Metres 100+ Feet.

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Images taken on this dive site

by Neil Van Niekerk
Great Wall West - Bloody Bay - Little Cayman

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by Neil Van Niekerk
Pure Joy..... Jessica - Little Cayman

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by Larry Polster
Simple Pleasure, D300, 105mm, twin D125 strobes

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by Larry Polster
Peterson Cleaner Shrimpl...Bloody Bay Marine Park, Little Cayman, D300, 105mm, twin D125 strobes, ISO 100, 1/125, F8

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by Larry Polster
"Fish Face" ,Black Durgin, trigger family, D300, 105mm

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by Larry Polster
It always happens with lens choice on DSLR, put on a macro and the big stuff arrives... with all the blue from the distance to shoot this Great Barracuda, displaying him in black & white elminates the extremem blue background to see his teeth.

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by Larry Polster
Coral Banded Cleaner Shrimp floating off the wall. D300, 105mm

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by Don Bricker
Nassau Grouper and Southern Stingray in an Old West style standoff. Nikon D200 in Ikelite Housing with DS125 Strobe

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by Larry Polster
Spotted Drum, Little Cayman, D300 SIgma 14mm lens, twin Ikelite D125 strobes

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by Larry Polster
One of several seahorses in Bloody Bay Marine Park, D300, Nikon 105mm lens, twin Ikelite D125 strobes

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by Larry Polster
One of many in Little Cayman

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by Jessica Vinokur
Yellow stingray. Bloody Bay, Little Cayman

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by George Ordenes
Self portrait with a file fish and black coral d300 10-17mm Tokina with the 100mm Zen mini dome

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by George Ordenes
Diver and whip coral on Bloody Bay Wall Little Cayman D300 10-17mm Tokina

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