Topic: Kittiwake

Cayman Islands' free diver Richard Collett gives a new perspective on the famous wreck in stunning video footage recorded on a single breath.

Photographer and environmental advocate Cathy Church is no longer facing criminal charges for a boat crash at the Kittiwake dive site.

Photographer and environmental advocate Cathy Church has been charged by police in connection with a boat crash at the Kittiwake dive site.

Earlier this year, a Michigan resident visited Cayman to see his erstwhile home, which happens to be located at the bottom of the sea.

A dive boat was seriously damaged when another boat smashed into it while it was moored up on the Kittiwake shipwreck dive site.

An image of a diver in Cayman struggling against the laws of physics has attracted international recognition.

For issues large and small, when trouble happens under water, our local divers jump right in to help.

The popular USS Kittiwake shipwreck has been deemed safe for divers, but concerns persist about the threat it now poses to natural coral reef.

Snorkelers swarm on one of the Cayman Islands’ premier underwater attractions, the USS Kittiwake, in a rare bird’s-eye view of the famous shipwreck, captured by Aerial Innovations. The company, which specializes in aerial photography and cinematography, shot the image of tourists snorkeling on the wreck with Red Sail Sports on a typical afternoon at the popular site.

To mark the fifth anniversary of the sinking of the USS Kittiwake, the wreck has been transformed into an underwater museum.

Images of Cayman underseas vistas including West Bay’s Kittiwake dive site have earned two photographers high acclaim in the 2016 Underwater Photographer of the Year awards.