Topic: Little Cayman’s Bloody Bay

Dive instructor and underwater photographer Craig Wiger snapped this incredible image of a Nassau grouper at a cleaning station, with its mouth and gills so wide open you can see the sea though the back of the fish's head.

Little Cayman's coral reefs could soon be spoken of in the same breath as the pyramids of Egypt, India's Taj Mahal, and Jamaica's Blue and John Crow Mountains after being shortlisted for UNESCO World Heritage Status.

East End's Ocean Frontiers takes divers on a one-off, day-long trip to Little Cayman.

In the Aug. 9, 1967 edition of the Caymanian Weekly, a precursor of the Cayman Compass, the following article appeared: “Forty-one divers from Missouri, recently spent an active week of scuba diving in the Cayman Islands."