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2. Little Cayman - Wikipedia

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   Little Cayman is famous for its scuba diving. The most popular dive site areas, Bloody Bay and Jackson's Bight , are both located on the north side of the island, just west of its midpoint. The deeper sites on its south side are generally visited on winter days when the north side is too rough.

3. Scuba diving in the Cayman Islands - Wikipedia

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   Cayman Brac features over 50 dive sites. The MV Capt. Keith Tibbets, the only Russian warship available to divers in the Western hemisphere, is located on Cayman Brac. [2] Cayman Brac also has an additional 11 dive sites reachable by shore. [2] On Little Cayman, 'Bloody Bay Wall' and 'Jackson Bay' are dive destinations.

4. Scuba diving tourism - Wikipedia

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   Scuba diving tourism is a growth industry, and it is necessary to consider environmental sustainability, as the expanding impact of divers can adversely affect the marine environment in several ways, and the impact also depends on the specific environment. Tropical coral reefs are more easily damaged by poor diving skills than some temperate ...

5. Recreational dive sites - Wikipedia

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   Scuba diving quarries are depleted or abandoned rock quarries that have been allowed to fill with ground water, and rededicated to the purpose of scuba diving. They may offer deep, clean, clear, still, fresh water with excellent visibility, or low visibility in turbid water from surface runoff. They have no currents or undertow.

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7. Cayman Brac - Wikipedia

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   The majority of the tourism sector is concentrated on scuba diving, although this is in recent decline in the hospitality sector, with one of the two local hotels, Divi Resorts, having closed operations in 2006. [8] The island's economy was also adversely affected by significant damage from Category 4 Hurricane Paloma in November 2008.